Whalley Viaduct

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Whalley Viaduct is a historic multi-arched railway bridge in Lancashire, England, notable for carrying the railway across the River Calder near the village of Whalley.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf arch bridge
listed building
railway viaduct
alsoKnownAs Whalley Arches NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Victorian railway architecture
builtFor Blackburn, Clitheroe and North Western Junction Railway NERFINISHED
carried Blackburn–Clitheroe railway line NERFINISHED
constructionEndDate 1850
constructionStartDate 1846
country United Kingdom
crosses River Calder NERFINISHED
crossesNear Whalley village NERFINISHED
currentlyUsedBy freight trains
passenger trains
designedFor steam railway traffic
hasHeritageStatus protected structure
hasStructureType masonry viaduct
multi-span viaduct
hasTransportMode railway
heritageDesignation Grade II* listed building
heritageDesignationCountry United Kingdom NERFINISHED
isOnLine Blackburn to Clitheroe Line NERFINISHED
locatedIn England
Lancashire
locatedInAdministrativeArea Borough of Ribble Valley NERFINISHED
locatedNear Whalley NERFINISHED
maintainedBy Network Rail NERFINISHED
materialUsed brick
stone
notableFor historic railway engineering
length
number of arches
numberOfArches 48
opened 1850
owner Network Rail NERFINISHED
partOf railway infrastructure in Lancashire
passesOver River Calder valley NERFINISHED
region Ribble Valley NERFINISHED
status in use
usedFor rail transport

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Whalley hasStructure Whalley Viaduct