What is recorded here

Double-arch road bridge over stream. built c. 1800. Two round-headed arches, one blocked by vegetation, dressed rubble stone voussoirs, v-shaped rubble stone cutwaters with rubble stone domed cap. Random rubble stone spandrels and parapets, saddle-backed concrete coping to parapets with concrete repairs to north part of west parapet. Tarmac double carriageway

Located in a rural area, this modest but robust bridge is an appealing landmark with its small but well-crafted arches. Still fulfilling its vital function of spanning a stream on a rural road, this early-nineteenth century bridge demonstrates quality craftsmanship and engineering. It is marked on the Ordnance Survey first edition six-inch map, surveyed 1833.

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