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From HS2.org.uk The Wendover Dean Viaduct "Located south of the town of Wendover in Buckinghamshire, the 450m-long viaduct will be the first major railway bridge in the UK to be built with a ‘double composite’ structure, using significantly less carbon-intensive concrete and steel in comparison to a more traditional design.
Once construction is complete, the historic field boundaries and hedgerows will be recreated to provide uninterrupted access for farmers and local residents. A mix of trees and shrubs commonly found across the Chiltern chalk hills will be used for new woodland planting around the viaduct, including Oak, Beech, Hazel and Wild Cherry."
From 6:00 "Small Dean Viaduct
The striking 345m long Small Dean Viaduct, just south of Wendover, has gained design approval and will carry the HS2 line across the A413, Small Dean Lane and the Chilterns rail line.
After crossing the viaduct, northbound trains will pass the town of Wendover in a short tunnel designed to reduce the environmental impact of the scheme."