What is recorded here
Six-span road bridge, built c.1850, spanning river. Rubble limestone piers, having U-cutwaters with limestone cap stones. Dressed limestone lintels to square-headed arches, surmounted by rubble limestone parapets with partially rendered solider copings.
Located in a rural area, this functional bridge is a prominent landmark, distinctive with its square-headed arches. The bridge remains in good condition and in continued use, testament to the high quality of its construction.
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