Castlefield Viaduct

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Castlefield Viaduct is a historic elevated railway viaduct in Manchester, England, now notable for its transformation into an urban sky park and public green space.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic structure
public green space
railway viaduct
urban park
category Grade II listed buildings in Manchester
Parks and open spaces in Manchester
Railway viaducts in Greater Manchester
city Manchester
cityDistrict Castlefield
conservationStatus protected historic structure
country United Kingdom
crosses Castlefield Basin
surface form: Castlefield Basin area
currentUse elevated public park
public green space
urban sky park
formerUse railway viaduct
hasFeature elevated walkway
planters and planting beds
viewing points over Manchester
hasViewOf Castlefield Basin
Manchester city centre
surface form: Manchester city centre skyline
heritageDesignation Grade II listed building
heritageStatus Grade II listed structure
locatedIn England
Greater Manchester
Manchester
United Kingdom
location Castlefield, Manchester, England
managedBy National Trust
material steel
wrought iron
notableFor conversion from disused railway to sky park
elevated gardens and planting
openedToPublicAsPark 2022
operator National Trust
owner National Highways
partOf Castlefield
surface form: Castlefield conservation area
publicAccess yes
railwayFunctionStatus disused
region North West England
structureType iron viaduct
transportModeServedHistorically rail
urbanContext inner-city Manchester
usedFor rail transport (historically)
recreation
urban nature

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Castlefield contains Castlefield Viaduct