Dent Head Viaduct

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Dent Head Viaduct is a historic stone railway viaduct in Cumbria, England, carrying trains through the scenic Yorkshire Dales on the Settle–Carlisle line.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic structure
railway viaduct
stone viaduct
builtFor Midland Railway
builtFrom local stone
constructionStart 1869
country United Kingdom
crosses Dentdale
designer Midland Railway engineers
linked to: Midland Railway
electrified no
era Victorian era
gauge standard gauge
hasConstructionMethod masonry arch construction
hasStructureType multi-arch viaduct
height about 30 metres
heritageDesignation listed building
heritageStatus Grade II listed building
length about 180 metres
locatedIn Cumbria
Dentdale
England
Yorkshire Dales National Park
linked to: Yorkshire Dales
locatedNorthOf Ribblehead Viaduct
locatedOn Settle to Carlisle railway
locatedSouthOf Dent railway station
maintainedBy Network Rail
material stone
near Cowgill
Dent
notableFor Victorian railway engineering
picturesque setting
numberOfArches 10
opened 1875
partOf Settle–Carlisle line
passesOver Dent Head area
railwayLine Settle–Carlisle line
region North West England
scenicRegion Yorkshire Dales
status in use
subjectOf railway heritage tourism
railway photography
usedFor freight rail traffic
passenger rail traffic

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Settle–Carlisle line hasStructure Dent Head Viaduct
Dent railway station nearbyFeature Dent Head Viaduct