English: Ness railway viaduct, Inverness Harbour Taken from Anderson Street on the west side of the river, this is the new bridge provided in the early 1990s when the previous bridge collapsed in spectacular fashion, its piers having been undermined by scouring of the river bed during periods of flood. A number of trains were stranded on the suddenly isolated Far North and Kyle of Lochalsh lines. Note the line of turbulence close to the bridge as the incoming tide meets the outflow from Loch Ness coming down the river.