Stretching dramatically across the River Tees and the rooftops of the historic market town, Yarm Viaduct is an enduring icon of Victorian engineering. Completed in 1852 for the Leeds Northern Railway, this impressive structure spans over 2,280 feet with 43 elegant arches, many rising above the townscape and river below. The viaduct continues to carry modern rail services, seamlessly linking the past with the present.
Captured in this vibrant aerial view, a sleek modern train glides across the viaduct’s brick arches, contrasting beautifully with Yarm’s red-tiled rooftops and the deep blues of the winding Tees. Beyond the town stretch the rich green fields of North Yorkshire and the distant Cleveland Hills, under a dramatic summer sky. This image perfectly balances architectural heritage, modern transport, and natural beauty—a must-have piece for any lover of railways, bridges, or northern landscapes.
Format: High-resolution digital download (JPEG)
Dimensions: 3:2 ratio, print-ready quality
Location: Yarm, North Yorkshire, England
Highlights: Victorian viaduct, railway heritage, River Tees, market town views
Download Note: Perfect for railway enthusiasts, architecture admirers, or anyone who loves iconic Yorkshire scenes
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