Bridges On The River
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The old railway bridge at Redbrook
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Monmouth viaduct and Duke of Beaufort Bridge at Monmouth
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Chepstow Castle and bridge
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Brockweir Bridge
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Biblins Bridge
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Wye Bridge, Monmouth
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Wilton Bridge, Ross on Wye
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Chepstow Bridge at very high tide
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Victoria Bridge, Hereford
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River Wye estuary and M48 Wye road bridge
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