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Kelvin Aqueduct & Maryhill locks

Carries the Forth & Clyde Canal over the River Kelvin, and is the Canal’s finest single feature.

Keswick Station Road Bridge
A cast iron bridge over the river Greta buil by sir Thomas Bouch to connect the railway station with the town.

Kielder Viaduct

This 122 m. long viaduct at the head of Kielder Water was built in 1862 by the Border Counties Railway which later became part of the North British Railway. It is a scheduled Ancient Monument.

Kildwick Bridge

A medieval bridge over the river Aire dating from the 14th century, listed Grade I.

Kilgram Bridge, Masham
A medieval bridge at the site of a Roman ford on an important Roman road to Catterick.

Killiecrankie Viaduct

The gorge is so narrow in this location that a long viaduct was needed to carry the railway through it. The result is one of the most spectacular railway scenes in Scotland. It is listed Grade B.

Kilmarnock and Troon Railway

The Kilmarnock & Troon Railway Opened 1812 as a horse-drawn 4 ft-gauge plateway – the first in Scotland to convey passengers. Converted 1846 to a contemporary railway.

Kincardine Swing Bridge
The longest swing bridge in Europe when constructed.

Kinclaer Viaduct, Pinmore

An 11 arch rugged and impressive viaduct on the line from Glasgow to Stranraer.

King Edward VII Rail Bridge, Newcastle
Massive rail bridge across the River Tyne