140-year-old Scottish railway bridge collapses, with repairs topping £1 million
Two spans of a 140-year-old Scottish railway bridge fell into the River Spey; engineers are investigating the collapse as restoration options could cost more than £1 million
Two spans of a 140-year-old railway bridge have collapsed into the River Spey in north-east Scotland, leaving engineers investigating the damage and authorities weighing the cost of securing the historic structure. The Spey Viaduct, also known as the Garmouth Viaduct, partially collapsed on 14 December 2025, cutting off a popular walking and cycling route.
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