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      Tucking Mill Viaduct

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      Tucking Mill Viaduct
      • Two Tunnels
        Bath, eng BA2 5JR
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      • Barry McLaughlin


        Jan 8th, 2023

      • Mike Mara

        View from on top of the viaduct is non existent as the view is blocked by the brick wall and barbed wire fencing either side presumably to stop people jumping off. Reservoir is also fenced off to the public.
        Mar 9th, 2022

      • Alan Cleaves

        To see the viaduct you need to follow a small path I the Midford side. You go through a turnstile and follow the path down to the reservoir. A lovely reservoir and viaduct
        Jul 21st, 2021

      • Andrew Long

        Lovely looking viaduct on closed railway now a cycle and walking route.
        May 6th, 2021

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      Tucking Mill Viaduct

      Tucking Mill Viaduct is located at Two Tunnels in Bath, England BA2 5JR. Tucking Mill Viaduct can be contacted via phone at for pricing, hours and directions.

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        Q Where is Tucking Mill Viaduct located?

        A Tucking Mill Viaduct is located at Two Tunnels, Bath, eng BA2 5JR

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        A Tucking Mill Viaduct has a 4.0 Star Rating from 3 reviewers.

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        Tucking Mill Viaduct

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        Barry McLaughlin on Google

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        Mike Mara on Google

        image View from on top of the viaduct is non existent as the view is blocked by the brick wall and barbed wire fencing either side presumably to stop people jumping off. Reservoir is also fenced off to the public.

        Alan Cleaves on Google

        image To see the viaduct you need to follow a small path I the Midford side. You go through a turnstile and follow the path down to the reservoir. A lovely reservoir and viaduct

        Andrew Long on Google

        image Lovely looking viaduct on closed railway now a cycle and walking route.

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