What is recorded here

Seven-arch road bridge over River Duag, built c. 1800, with V-cutwaters to west. Rubble sandstone and limestone walls with six semi-circular arches and one elliptical arch, having dressed limestone voussoirs. Recent cast-iron lamps and overflow holes to parapet walls.

The irregular size and shape of the arches are unusual features of this bridge and may be due to the creation of a mill race for the nearby mill at Brewery Lane. Visible from approach roads, this bridge over the river Duag adds interest to the surrounding landscape.

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