South Esk Viaduct [Bridge of Dun]

Location type

Bridge

Name and dates

South Esk Viaduct [Bridge of Dun] (1848-1967)

Note: text in square brackets is added for clarity and was not part of the location's name.

Opened on the Aberdeen Railway.

Description

This double track multi-girder viaduct carried the Aberdeen Railway Strathmore Main Line over the South Esk.

The girders have been removed. A footbridge was installed after closure but this too has had sections removed and has been fenced off.

Tags

Viaduct


Nearby stations
Bridge of Dun
Farnell Road
Dubton
Montrose
Brechin
Montrose [CR]
Broomfield
Lunan Bay
Hillside [NB]
Craigo
North Water Bridge Halt
Inverkeilor
Glasterlaw
Stracathro
Marykirk
Bridge of Dun [Minor Bridge]
Bridge of Dun [Bridge]
Kincraig Siding
Dronner^s Dyke
Puggieston Brick and Tile Works
Puggieston Siding
Pow Burn Bridge
Brechin East Junction
Brechin Shed [2nd]
Rossie Viaduct
South Esk Viaduct
Tourist/other
Powmouth Level Crossing
Kinnaird Castle
House of Dun
Montrose Basin
Location names in dark blue are on the same original line.

Several bridges crossed the River South Esk in Strathmore. Going downstream these were/are:

South Esk Viaduct [Tannadice] South Esk Viaduct [Bridge of Dun] South Esk Viaduct which continues to cross the South Esk at Montrose


Books


A Regional History of the Railways of Great Britain: The North of Scotland v. 15 (Regional railway history series)

Aberdeen 1900: Aberdeenshire Sheet 75.11 (Old O.S. Maps of Aberdeenshire)

Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire: 40 Coast and Country Walks

Aberdeen City Centre History Tour

Aberdeen City Centre Through Time

Aberdeen in Old Picture Postcards

Aberdeen in the Fifties and Sixties

Aberdeen Remembered: By Aberdeen City Libraries and Museums

Aberdeen, Inverurie and Pitmedden (OS Landranger Map)

Aberdeen: An Illustrated Architectural Guide (RIAS illustrated architectural guides to Scotland)

Aberdeenshire: South and Aberdeen (Pevsner Architectural Guides) (Pevsner Architectural Guides: Buildings of Scotland)

Aberdeenshire's Lost Railways

Angus and Kincardineshire's Lost Railways

BR Steam in Colour: London to Aberdeen from the Bill Reed Collection

Bradshaw's Guide Scotland's Railways East Coast Berwick to Aberdeen & Beyond: Volume 6

Brechin 1901: Forfarshire Sheet 28.13 (Old O.S. Maps of Forfarshire)

British Railways Steam - King's Cross to Aberdeen: From the Bill Reed Collection

Bygone Montrose: With Inverkeilor, Lunan Bay, Rossie, Usan, Ferryden, Bridge of Dun, Hillside, Dubton and Craigo

Caledonian Routes 1: Aberdeen, Strathmore Line & Branches

Cock o' the North: Aberdeen to Kyle of Lochalsh - Study in Diesel Power Through Its Various Stages

Great North Memories: Aberdeen No. 2: Scenes of the North East's Own Railway

Hidden Aberdeen: History on Your Doorstep and Under Your Feet

Joint Station: Aberdeen Station, 1867-1992

Landranger (54) Dundee & Montrose, Forfar & Arbroath (OS Landranger Map)

Memories of Steam from Glasgow to Aberdeen

Memories of Steam from Glasgow to Aberdeen

Memories of Steam from Glasgow to Aberdeen

Montrose The Postcard Collection

Montrose Through Time
National Series of Waterway, Tramway and Railway Atlases: Aberdeen v. 1m
On Either Side, 1939: The Train between London King's Cross & Edinburgh Waverley, Fort William, Inverness & Aberdeen (Old House)

OS Explorer Map (389) Forfar, Brechin and Edzell (OS Explorer Paper Map) (OS Explorer Active Map)

Railways Of Scotland 4: Aberdeen And The Grampians DVD - Cinerail

Railways Of Scotland 7: Perth To Kinnaber Junction DVD - Cinerail

The Montrose & Bervie Railway: A Study of Transport in South-East Kincardineshire 1770-1966

The Railways of Aberdeen: 150 Years of History: One Hundred and Fifty Years of History
The Railways of Strathmore (Perth, Forfar and Brechin)The 'Subbies': The story of Aberdeen's suburban trains 1887-1987