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Mid Atholl,Strathtay And Grandtully

Logierait Viaduct

Mid Atholl,Strathtay And Grandtully

Logierait Viaduct

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Logierait Viaduct

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Location: Mid Atholl,Strathtay And Grandtully, Perth and Kinross, Scotland, United Kingdom

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Nej

November 28, 2022

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Designed by architect Joseph Mitchell, this former railway viaduct opened in 1865, carrying the now-closed Aberfeldy line over the river Tay. In 1994 it was gifted to the local community and in 2000/2001 reopened after many years of disrepair as a community-owned road bridge, having cost around £400,000 to restore.

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A community-owned and maintained bridge with a wooden plank deck. Beware - vehicles use this bridge. (logieraitbridge.com/)

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December 4, 2022

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The Logierait Tay Viaduct, also known as Logierait Bridge, is the old railway viaduct that used to carry the Aberfeldy branch of the Inverness to Perth railway. It was opened in 1863 and is of an iron girder lattice construction with cast iron support pillars. The railway is long gone but the bridge remains useable for cyclists connecting the A827 on the east bank of the river Tay to the B898 on the west bank. The B898 is also NCN77 so it's a useful connection.

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