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Τι (ποιος) είναι T7 Bristol–Chepstow - ορισμός


T7 BristolChepstow         
The T7 is a bus service which operated between Bristol and Chepstow. It is part of the TrawsCymru network.
Chepstow Railway Bridge         
  • Brunel's original railway bridge over the Wye at Chepstow, before its 1962 replacement.
  • Section of truss supporting the tubular girder
  • Brunel's cast iron pillars for the original bridge, still supporting the modern railway bridge and its underhung truss.
  • Present day Chepstow Railway Bridge
  • Mabey Bridge]] works.
GRADE II LISTED RAILWAY BRIDGE IN CHEPSTOW, UNITED KINGDOM
Chepstow railway bridge
Chepstow Railway Bridge was built to the instructions of Isambard Kingdom Brunel in 1852. The "Great Tubular Bridge" over the River Wye at Chepstow, which at that point forms the boundary between Wales and England, is considered one of Brunel's major achievements, despite its appearance.
Bristol         
  • Ambrose Road, in the Cliftonwood neighbourhood
  • Coat of arms of the City Council
  • [[Ashton Gate Stadium]], with the [[Clifton Suspension Bridge]] over the [[Avon Gorge]] in the background
  • Avon Gorge and [[Clifton Suspension Bridge]], looking towards the city of Bristol
  • [[Well Hung Lover]], one of many [[Banksy]] artworks in the city, which has since been vandalised with blue paint (partially cleaned by the city council)
  • Floating Harbour]], Bristol
  • BBC Broadcasting House as seen from Whiteladies Road
  • Two of the four Nails (bronze tables used for conducting business) in [[Corn Street]]
  • Colston]] Hall, the port and cathedral of Bristol
  • City Hall]], the seat of local government
  • St Augustine the Less Church]] and [[Bristol Cathedral]], published c. 1850
  • Bristol International Balloon Fiesta
  • Bristol Temple Meads station]]
  • [[Bristol Airport]], Lulsgate
  • A 1946 map of Bristol
  • Site of the former [[Bristol Industrial Museum]], now the [[M Shed]]
  • Cabot Tower]], seen from the Brandon Hill park
  • The 17th-century Old Dutch House, High Street, Bristol, before destruction in the Blitz, 1940
  • Brunel's]] [[Clifton Suspension Bridge]]
  • Final [[Concorde]] flight on 26 November 2003, shortly before landing on the Filton runway
  • The Coopers Hall, entrance to the Bristol Old Vic Theatre Royal complex
  • Garden front of John Vanbrugh's [[Kings Weston House]], Bristol
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  • [[Port of Bristol]]
  • St Mary le Port Church, destroyed on 24 November 1940
  • Park Street]], part of the university
  • Bristol Rovers]]
  • The Victoria Rooms, owned by the University of Bristol
CITY IN SOUTH WEST ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM
Bristol, England; Bristol; City of UA; City of Bristol; Brycgstow; City of Bristol, United Kingdom; UN/LOCODE:GBBRS; Bristolshire; Bristol (district); Bristol, UK; Brizzle; Bristol, United Kingdom; The weather in Bristol; Bristol (England); County Borough of Bristol; BRISTOL; Unitary Authority of Bristol; Geography of Bristol; Cotham Gardens Primary School; City and County of Bristol
·noun A seaport city in the west of England.