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The Cynghordy viaduct, with eighteen arches built in sandstone and lined with brick, is 259 m (850 ft) long on a gentle curve, rising to a height of 31 m (102 ft) above the valley.  
The Cynghordy viaduct, with eighteen arches built in sandstone and lined with brick, is 305 metres long on a gentle curve, rising to a height of 31 metres  above the valley.  
 
1867-8 Built.
 
Now on the [[Heart of Wales Line]]


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Revision as of 06:59, 4 April 2023

The Cynghordy viaduct, with eighteen arches built in sandstone and lined with brick, is 305 metres long on a gentle curve, rising to a height of 31 metres above the valley.

1867-8 Built.

Now on the Heart of Wales Line

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