Category:South Esk Viaduct, Montrose

**Montrose, South Esk Viaduct**
	viaduct in Angus, Scotland, UK
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Instance of	railway viaduct;
Made from material	wrought iron;
Location	Montrose; Angus; United Kingdom;
Bridge number	ECN4/090/276 (Network Rail infrastructure ID, South Esk Viaduct, NO7087657299);
Crosses	River South Esk;
Carries	Edinburgh to Aberdeen Line;
Heritage designation	category B listed building (LB49864, 2004–);
Inception	1881;
	56° 42′ 21.96″ N, 2° 28′ 39.22″ W
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	Q17770194; Historic Environment Scotland ID: LB49864; Canmore ID: 36252
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49864.

English: Single track railway viaduct on the Edinburgh to Aberdeen railway line over the River South Esk at Montrose. The viaduct is of wrought iron construction. It was originally built by Sir Thomas Bouch at the same time as the :c:Category:Ferryden Viaduct immediately to the south. However, being of wrought iron construction similar to that of the original Tay Bridge (also by Bouch), it was tested in the wake of the Tay Bridge collapse and found to be structurally unsafe. The viaduct was dismantled and rebuilt by Sir William Arrol to a design by W R Galbraith, opening in 1881.