Clifton Viaduct
Location type
Bridge
Name and dates
Clifton Viaduct (1846-1966)
Opened on the East Lancashire Railway.
Description
This is a disused thirteen arch double track viaduct north of Clifton Junction [Station] [Manchester] which crosses the Manchester Bolton and Bury Canal and the River Irwell.
The viaduct is disused. To the north west the former track bed is a footpath, part of the Irwell Sculpture Trail, as far as the short lived Ringley Road station at Outwood.
Tags
ViaductNearby stations Molyneux Brow Clifton [Station, Manchester] Clifton Junction [Station] [Manchester] Pendlebury Swinton Agecroft Bridge Prestwich Dixon Fold Besses o^ th^ Barn Ringley Road Moorside Whitefield Irlam o^ th^ Height Heaton Park Radcliffe Bridge | Other railway and industry locations Molyneux Junction Clifton Junction [Junction] [Manchester] Newtown Colliery Wheatsheaf Colliery Pendlebury Tunnel Colliery Clifton Hall Tunnel Agecroft Junction Kearsley Moor Goods Whitefield Tunnel Agecroft Shed Heaton Park Tunnel Brindle Heath Junction Kearsley Junction Brindle Heath Goods |
| Location names in dark blue are on the same original line. | |
