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The '''Causey Arch''', located in [[County Durham]] north of Stanley, is the oldest survibving single-span [[railway]] [[bridge]] in the world. It was built 1725-26 to carry a wagonway (early railway built to carry coal wagons) across the steep-sided valley of the Causey Burn (''Causey'': 'causeway' referring to an earlier railway embankment; ''burn'': a stream).

The '''Causey Arch''', located in [[County Durham]] north of Stanley, is the oldest survibving single-span [[railway]] [[bridge]] in the world. It was built 1725-26 to carry a wagonway (early railway built to carry coal wagons) across the steep-sided valley of the Causey Burn (''Causey'': 'causeway' referring to an earlier railway embankment; ''burn'': 'stream').

==Further information==

==Further information==

http://www.waggonways.fsnet.co.uk/causey_arch_photo.html

*http://www.waggonways.fsnet.co.uk/causey_arch_photo.html

http://www.durham.gov.uk/durhamcc/usp.nsf/pws/Durham+Wildlife+Sites+-+Causey+Arch+Wood

*http://www.durham.gov.uk/durhamcc/usp.nsf/pws/Durham+Wildlife+Sites+-+Causey+Arch+Wood

[[Category:Bridges]]

[[Category:Bridges]]

[[Category:Transportation]]

[[Category:Transportation]]