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Belah Viaduct, Kaber
Belah Viaduct
Stainmore Viaduct
site name:-   South Durham and Lancashire Union Railway
site name:-   Belah, River
civil parish:-   Kaber (formerly Westmorland)
civil parish:-   Stainmore (formerly Westmorland)
county:-   Cumbria
locality type:-   railway viaduct
locality type:-   viaduct
coordinates:-   NY83801035
coordinates:-   NY84021056
1Km square:-   NY8310
10Km square:-   NY81
old boundary
locality:-   Westmorland boundary
locality:-   Cumberland boundary


photograph
BSQ20.jpg  from the SW pier.
(taken 30.4.2010)  
photograph
BSQ19.jpg  SW pier.
(taken 30.4.2010)  

evidence:-   old map:- OS County Series (Wmd 24 5) 
placename:-  Belah Viaduct
source data:-   Maps, County Series maps of Great Britain, scales 6 and 25 inches to 1 mile, published by the Ordnance Survey, Southampton, Hampshire, from about 1863 to 1948.
image  click to enlarge
CSRY0195.jpg
"Viaduct"
the 6 inch sheet has  "Belah Viaduct"


photograph
BSP92.jpg (taken 30.4.2010)  
photograph
BSQ21.jpg (taken 30.4.2010)  
photograph
BSQ22.jpg  View NE.
(taken 30.4.2010)  
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BSQ23.jpg  View SW.
(taken 30.4.2010)  
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BSQ26.jpg (taken 30.4.2010)  
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BSQ27.jpg (taken 30.4.2010)  


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BVB04.jpg  

hearsay:-  
196 feet high, the highest in England when it was built, 1859-60; 1040 feet long, 24 feet wide. There were 16 spans of girder work on cast iron piers on stone bases. Designed by Thomas Bouch. Demolished 1963.

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