Islandcausk Bridge — Report the wrong picture

What is recorded here

Six-arch road bridge over River Shiven, built c.1830, divided into two sections by central land bank. Segmental arches with cut limestone voussoirs to arch rings. Coursed random rubble limestone to spandrels and parapet with edge-set rubble copings, projecting square piers between spandrel panels, projecting string course above arch keystones and semi-circular cutwaters with flat semi-circular caps to east section. Squared and snecked limestone to spandrels and parapets with edge-set rubble coping to west section. Tarmacadamed carriageway. Set in rural landscape with random rubble walls to adjacent fields.

This bridge was built to carry the road across both the river and an island at the centre, from which its name derives. Over time the bridge has been divided into two sections by the island. This bridge is an attractive feature in the landscape and a valuable part of the historical infrastructure of the area.

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