File:Cattle Arch near Victoria Road, Portslade (November 2015) (1).JPG
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| Description | Cattle arch under the West Coastway Line, Portslade, City of Brighton and Hove, England. This crosses an ancient diagonal pathway from Portslade up to the South Downs above Mile Oak. This section of the footpath runs between Vale Avenue and Victoria Road. The arch is extremely low (under 6 feet at its highest point). On the Brighton and Hove City Council register of locally listed buildings. |
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