English: Railway bridge, Coleraine The present bridge, carrying the Belfast (to the right) Londonderry railway across the River Bann, opened in 1924 replacing an earlier bridge slightly further upstream. It is 800 ft long and has eleven spans. It cost £100,000. The span to the left of the operating house lifts to allow ships to pass. Continue to 1912187.
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