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Coatdyke Viaduct & Centenary Park

A walk at Coatdyke train station.

Our walk from Coatdyke went past the railway viaduct which crosses a small burn and park just next to the station.

Coatdyke Viaduct

Rudy on our walk at Coatdyke.

Coatdyke Viaduct is a ten-span brick viaduct just to the east of Coatdyke station in the Monklands area of North Lanarkshire. It was built from 1860-1863 and is now a Grade B Listed structure.
Coatdyke Viaduct
Coatdyke Viaduct from Centenary Park

Centenary Park

Coatdyke Viaduct stretches over this park on the historic boundary between Coatbridge and Airdrie. Centenary Park is named for the 100 year anniversary of Airdrie losing it's village status by becoming a Burgh of Barony in 1821 and electing it's first Town Council.

At Coatdyke.
At Coatdyke.
At Coatdyke.
Rudy on our walk at Coatdyke.
At Coatdyke.
At Coatdyke.
Photos from Centenary Park
Centenary Park is a small park next to busy roads without a surrounding fence, best for dogs on their lead or under very close control.