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− | |name=Clyde Viaduct
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− | |county=Lanarkshire
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− | |picture=Railway Bridge Over River Clyde - geograph.org.uk - 106358.jpg
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− | |os grid ref=NS68806088
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− | |latitude=55.823282
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− | |longitude=-4.0957843
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− | |crosses=River Clyde
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− | |built=1848
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− | The '''Clyde Viaduct''', otherwise known as the '''Uddingston Viaduct''', carries the railway line to [[Glasgow]] over the [[River Clyde]] on three elegant iron spans outside [[Uddingston]], [[Lanarkshire]]. It was built in 1848 for the Caledonian Railway Company, to carry their Uddingston to Glasgow line.
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− | The bridge is a 3-span segmental-arched viaduct in cast-iron. Each arch features 4 solid ribs tied by wrought-iron bracing and with open lattice spandrels. The piers are in bull-faced red sandstone ashlar with polished ashlar band courses and dividing arches. A later three-span N-truss bridge in steel girders was built alongside in 1903.<ref>{{canmore|163551|Uuddingston, Clyde Viaduct|cat=A}}</ref>
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