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bridge — Easky

bridge
bridge — Easky
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What is recorded here

Four-span limestone road-over-river bridge, built 1847. Coursed rubble stone spandrels and parapets, ashlar string at deck level, rubble stone copings to parapets. Three segmental-headed arches to west, single round-headed narrow arch to east, dressed stone voussoirs, semi-circular dressed stone cutwaters with impost strings and domed caps. Bitmac double carriageway with concrete pedestrian footpath to south side. Spans Easky River at east entry to village.
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