Overview
Built around 1810, the bridge on Lakingstown is a single-arch bridge. Limestone ashlar survives. The limestone ashlar gives Westmeath a clear surviving example of bridge design.
History checked 16 August 2026 against the named sources below.
Places near here
- 36th Lock — LAKINGSTOWNbuildingunder 0.1 miles
- Hut site in Lakingstownmonument0.3 miles
- Fairy fort / earthen ringfort in Lakingstownmonument0.3 miles
- Ballyhanny Wellwaterfall0.3 miles
- Kiddy's Bridge — CASTLEGADDERYbuilding0.4 miles
- Indicated — Castlegadderymonument0.4 miles
- Outlined — Ballintuemonument0.5 miles
- Fairy fort / earthen ringfort in Ballintuemonument0.6 miles
- Man-made underground passage in Ballintuemonument0.6 miles
- Burying Ground — Churchtown (moygoish By.)monument0.7 miles
- Mapped graveyard — County Westmeathmemorial0.7 miles
- Ecclesiastical enclosure in Churchtown (moygoish By.)monument0.7 miles
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