
What is recorded here
Single-arch limestone road bridge over Canáil Chonga [Cong Canal], built c.1860, having segemental arch with dressed voussoirs, walls and piers. Snecked dressed limestone parapet with rusticated limestone coping stones. Dressed limestone blockwork to soffit.
This road bridge, though simple in design, reflects the attributes of good nineteenth-century engineering. The voussoirs contrast with the rusticated coping stones and enhance the bridge's appearance. The rougher coping stones help the bridge to blend into its setting.
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