Description

Blaikie Bros, 1886. Iron girder railway bridge, 350 foot
bowed central truss and, on each side, 3 x 100 foot plain
truss approach spans carried on circular ashlar piers with
granite capitals.

Statement of Interest

Built for the Great North of Scotland Railway. Great length

of this viaduct caused by wandering nature of River Spey.

Bridge now part of Moray District Speyside Walk.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17828462

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