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Ghagra Bridge built by Britishers on way going towards Gonda from Lucknow. New Bridge is being constructed for the 2nd Line on the river. Doubling has almost been completed on this stretch from LKO till Basti. (Dhirendra Maurya) (Dhirendra Maurya)

Date: 2009-06-02
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Britishers built the bridge when with MG tracks, later in around late 70s, the bridge got converted to BG. At this particular place actually before the bridge, I have heard that you can find traces of MG at some places as the alignment was slightly...

Britishers built the bridge when with MG tracks, later in around late 70s, the bridge got converted to BG. At this particular place actually before the bridge, I have heard that you can find traces of MG at some places as the alignment was slightly different. Apart from this there are some traces of MG near Basti.

Posted by Samar (guest) on 2009 Jun 03 15:08:42 +0000

It is entrance of the bridge, very elegantly build and looks like a part of some fort from near. On the top is written Ghaghra in Hindi in big bold letters. Due to monstrous nature of this river, all the bridges on this have been difficult.

Posted by Samar on 2009 Jun 02 18:05:05 +0000

what is that structure before the bridge? is that a gate kind of thing that is normally there in some of the older road bridges?

Posted by Guest on 2009 Jun 02 17:19:55 +0000

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