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Having watched a repeat of the programme recently, I have made slight adjustments to the text. However, are we sure that this was the first railway viaduct? Is the Causey arch not older? I was also disappointed to find no article on theBlaenavon Ironworks, which are the main reason for inscription as a World Heritage site.Peterkingiron16:11, 23 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]

It looks like it has been there for quite some time. It is among the remnants of an old logging railway in S.E British Columbia. I don't know the name of the operation that left it there, but this mountainside is littered with more of it. Just buried amongst the forest.

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If anyone needs more info or can send me a note that this is indeed a Blaenavon example, send me a note to gudjeon (at) gmail (dot) com.

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