Way History: 200161839

Attempt to get the river chronology relationships in place

Add as layer 1 - there is probably a better way to do this.

description	This area was not river before the bridge was built. "During construction of the Tay Bridge 1805-1809 the bridge was apparently built mostly on dry land and then the river diverted southwards, creating an area of reclaimed land upstream from the bridge on
end_date	1809
end_date:source	NOTES ON THE MEDIEVAL TOWN OF DUNKELD Dr Thomas C. Welsh, Dunkeld Community Archive 2014.0022, 1.340, Box 98
landuse	meadow
layer	1

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This part of the river wasn't river before the 1809 Bridge. The bridge was mostly built on dry land and then the River was diverted.

description	This area was not river before the bridge was built. "During construction of the Tay Bridge 1805-1809 the bridge was apparently built mostly on dry land and then the river diverted southwards, creating an area of reclaimed land upstream from the bridge on
end_date	1809
end_date:source	NOTES ON THE MEDIEVAL TOWN OF DUNKELD Dr Thomas C. Welsh, Dunkeld Community Archive 2014.0022, 1.340, Box 98
landuse	meadow

19 nodes

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