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Located between Ruishton and Creech St. Michael, near Taunton, Somerset.
This skew viaduct was built in 1863 to carry the Bristol and Exeter Railway branch to Chard across the over River Tone. Disused since 1962.
Constructed from squared blue lias, with well-finished Bath stone dressings.
The Engineer was Francis Fox.
Grade II listing here.
Creech St Michael Aqueduct is 200 yds downstream.
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