Tinkers Creek Viaduct
Tinkers Creek Viaduct 41°23′05″N 81°32′03″W / 41.38472°N 81.53417°W / 41.38472; -81.53417 Elevation: 920 feet (280.4 m), on the National Register of Historic Places, was a railroad trestle built to span Tinker's Creek near the Great Falls. A 510-foot-long stone archway was later built to channel the creek through the gorge, which was filled with landfill for the construction of a newer two-track railway. The top of the viaduct is still visible.
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