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The Catesby Viaduct is 476 ft. long between | |||
abutments, consists of twelve arches of 34 ft. 3 in. | |||
span at the springing, with a rise of 14 ft. 6 in. The Staverton Viaduct is similar in design to | |||
that of Catesby, and is 357 ft. long between abutments, and has nine arches.<ref>[[Engineering 1899/11/17]]</ref> | |||
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This 12-arch viaduct carried the Great Central Railway's London extension over the River Leam, west of Staverton, which is SW of Daventry. The last trains passed over it in 1966.
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The Catesby Viaduct is 476 ft. long between abutments, consists of twelve arches of 34 ft. 3 in. span at the springing, with a rise of 14 ft. 6 in. The Staverton Viaduct is similar in design to that of Catesby, and is 357 ft. long between abutments, and has nine arches.[1]
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