Avon Viaduct [Westfield]
Westfield Viaduct crosses the River Avon adjacent to the village that gives it its name. Built in the mid 1850s by the Monklands Railway, which was eventually absorbed by the North British. It is 60 feet high and 220 yards long and saw its last train at the end of December 1964.
Location: Avon Viaduct [Westfield]
Original line: Torbanehill and Bathgate Branch (Monkland Railways)
Photographer: John Gray
Contact photographer: John Gray
Date: 23/10/2019
Image number: 71017
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