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English: A head for heights? Roxburgh Viaduct The railway between St Boswells and Kelso across Roxburgh Viaduct, about 70 feet above the River Teviot, was opened in 1850, although one pier of the viaduct had collapsed during its building in 1849. The viaduct has 14 arches and is built on a curve. At the foot of the piers, the cutwaters on the north side are extended to carry a footbridge across the river. |
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