Royate Hill Viaduct

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To Ashley Junction: Greenbank View
To Kingswood Junction: Wainbrook Drive

Gallery

20.6.06

  • A panoramic view of the viaduct created from three photos stitched together. Kingswood Junction is to the left, Ashley Hill Junction to the right.
    A panoramic view of the viaduct created from three photos stitched together. Kingswood Junction is to the left, Ashley Hill Junction to the right.
  • The other side of the viaduct.
    The other side of the viaduct.
  • In the 1990s, the site of Royate Hill was earmarked for development. Luckily the then Avon County Council stepped in and, after compulsory purchasing the land from the developers, turned the area into a nature reserve.
    In the 1990s, the site of Royate Hill was earmarked for development. Luckily the then Avon County Council stepped in and, after compulsory purchasing the land from the developers, turned the area into a nature reserve.
  • A derelict permanent way hut survives on top of the viaduct at the Greenbank View end.
    A derelict permanent way hut survives on top of the viaduct at the Greenbank View end.
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