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A view from the ground level of the Chirk Aqueduct and railway viaduct at Chirk, Wales Royalty Free Stock Photo

A view looking upward at the aqueduct and the railway viaduct at Chirk, Wales Royalty Free Stock Photo

A view across the aqueduct and towards the railway viaduct at Chirk, Wales. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A close-up view looking upward at the aqueduct and the railway viaduct at Chirk, Wales Royalty Free Stock Photo

A view of the Chirk Aqueduct and railway viaduct at Chirk, Wales. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Chirk viaduct and aquaduct Royalty Free Stock Photo

A view of the Chirk Aqueduct and railway viaduct at Chirk, Wales.

A view of the aqueduct and the railway viaduct at Chirk, Wales Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wales, the Ceiriog Valley at Chirk on the England-Wales border. A UNESCO site. The aqueduct and viaduct. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Chirk Railway Viaduct Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wales, the Ceiriog Valley, Chirk.The England-Wales border. A UNESCO heritage site. The aqueduct carrying the the Llangollen canal. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wales, the Ceiriog Valley at Chirk. A UNESCO site. The aqueduct built by Thomas Telford for the Llangollen canal. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A close-up view looking upward at the aqueduct at Chirk, Wales Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wales, the town of Chirk. The Aqueduct. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A view of the Chirk Aqueduct and railway viaduct at Chirk, Wales. The railway viaduct is built above the aqueduct which was to symbolise that railway transport is superior to canal transport