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Photograph B03221 First World War, 1914-1918Railway Bridge over the Yarmuk Gorge (Deera Railway) destroyed by the enemy and rebuilt by the Canadian Bridging Company. Note the destroyed section lying on the river bed.
The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The railway bridge over Yarmuk Gorge (Deera Railway).
Railway Bridge over the Yarmuk Gorge (Deera Railway) destroyed by the enemy and rebuilt by the Canadian Bridging Company. Note the destroyed section lying on the river bed.
The railway bridge crossing the Yarmuk River. The Yarmuk Gorge forms a portion of the northwest border of Jordan through Israel and Syria.

A view of Yarmuk Gorge. In the background the railway bridge crosses the river.

A view showing the Yarmuk River and Gorge. The railway line crosses the Yarmuk River.

The railway line (left) and bridge over the Yarmuk River.

A railway bridge over the Yarmuk River, destroyed by the enemy and rebuilt by the Canadian Bridging Company. Note the destroyed section lying in the past flowing river.
