Image: Brunels Royal Albert Bridge tide recorder
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Description: A tide recording machine designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel to measure the tidal range on the River Tamar at Saltash in Cornwall, United Kingdom, as part of the design work for his Royal Albert Bridge, which was completed for the Cornwall Railway in 1859.
Title: Brunels Royal Albert Bridge tide recorder
Credit: Own work
Author: Geof Sheppard
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