Chepstow Railway Bridge

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Chepstow Railway Bridge is a historic 19th-century railway bridge in Wales, designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel as part of the South Wales Railway line.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 19th-century bridge
railway bridge
wrought-iron bridge
architecturalStyle Victorian engineering
carried Great Western Railway
surface form: Great Western Railway services

railway traffic
category Bridges across the River Wye
Bridges by Isambard Kingdom Brunel
Railway bridges in Wales
connects Gloucestershire
Monmouthshire
constructionStart 1850
country Wales
crosses River Wye
crossesBorderBetween England
Wales
designer Isambard Kingdom Brunel
era Industrial Revolution
gauge standard gauge
hasDesignFeature suspension chains
tubular girder
hasNumberOfSpans 3
hasTraffic freight trains
passenger trains
heritageStatus Grade II* listed structure
laterOperatedBy Great Western Railway
locatedIn Chepstow
locatedNear Chepstow Castle
Chepstow
surface form: Chepstow town centre
maintainedBy Network Rail
material stone
wrought iron
namedAfter Chepstow
notableFor innovative combination of tubular and suspension principles
opened 1852
openedToRailTraffic July 1852
originalGauge broad gauge
owner Network Rail
partOfLine South Wales Railway
railwayCompanyAtOpening South Wales Railway
surface form: South Wales Railway Company
railwayStationServed Chepstow railway station
region Gloucestershire
Monmouthshire
replaced earlier ferry crossing
spans Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
surface form: Wye Valley

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River Wye crossedBy Chepstow Railway Bridge
South Wales Railway usedStructure Chepstow Railway Bridge