144-year-old Victorian rail viaduct mapped out as 3D computer model

British railway infrastructure manager Network Rail has released the 3D footage of the Ribblehead viaduct that has been mapped out with laser scanners and drones to help with the restoration. The North Yorkshire Victorian viaduct is 144 years old and is undergoing maintenance work to improve and secure passenger and freight journeys on the 400-metre Settle-Carlisle railway.

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