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This paper discusses the demolition of the central suspended span of the Huntingdon Railway Viaduct, which crosses the East Coast Main Line on the west side of the Cambridgeshire town. The structure became redundant in December 2019 when a new offline section of the A14 was opened to the south of the town as part of a National Highways improvement scheme.
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