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Lambley Viaduct in Coanwood

Lambley Viaduct in Northumberland, Coanwood is an attraction and it is a cycleway bridge. Lambley Viaduct is also known as Railway Viaduct Across River South Tyne. Lambley Viaduct is near Tows Bank. Ⓦ.

Road Type
cycle path
Tourism
attraction
Route
northeast-southwest

Roads nearby

Tows Bank
1,9 km
Craigs Bank
2,5 km
Eals Bank
2,6 km
Hall Bank
2,7 km
South Tyne Trail
3,1 km
Eals Bridge
3,1 km

Abandoned railways nearby

Kirkhouse Branch
500 m
Brampton Hartleyburn Railway
800 m
Alston Line
1,9 km

Buildings nearby

Featherstone Castle
2,6 km
Featherstone Gauging Station
2,7 km

Community centres nearby

Lambley Village Hall
300 m
Featherstone Village Hall
2,6 km

Farmyards nearby

Waughold Holme Farm
350 m
Harpertown Farm
450 m
Asholme
1,1 km
Lambley Farm
1,1 km
Whitwam
1,5 km
Moss House
1,6 km
Tows Banks
1,6 km
Watch Trees
2,1 km
Softley Farm
3,0 km

Forests nearby

Hag Wood
150 m
Ashholme Wood
550 m
Beacon Hill Plantation
1,2 km
Lingyclose Wood
1,8 km
Towsbank Wood
2,3 km

Gardens nearby

Featherstone Park
2,6 km

Industrial areas nearby

Lambley Farm Minewater Treatment Scheme
1,2 km

Places of worship nearby

St Mary & St Patrick Church, Lambley
400 m

Pubs nearby

The Wallace Arms
2,5 km

Quarries nearby

Coanwood Quarry
300 m

Residential areas nearby

Shafthill Farm
600 m
Station House
800 m
Greenriggs
1,4 km
Lanehead
1,7 km
Hillis Close Farm
1,9 km
Seive Hollow
1,9 km
Clover Hill
2,0 km
High Burnfoot
2,4 km
Low Burnfoot
2,5 km
Know Head
3,0 km

Streams nearby

Black Burn
1,2 km
Bargain Cleugh
1,8 km
Miry Sike
1,9 km
Glendue Burn
2,4 km
Hartley Burn
2,4 km
Candlesieve Sike
2,5 km
Small Cleugh
2,8 km
Opening 1852
Heritage designation Grade II* listed building
Located in Coanwood
Country United Kingdom
Crosses River South Tyne
Carries thoroughfare Alston Line, footpath
Location Northumberland