What is recorded here
A named place photographed at this map point in Bath and North East Somerset.
Pulteney Weir and Bridge, designed by Robert Adam and completed in 1774, is an important 18th-century civil engineering structure in Bath. It was built to power the city's textile industry and remains a key feature of the River Avon, reflecting Bath's historical development as a spa and industrial town.
Places near here
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Christmas Lights on Pulteney BridgeHeritage place · 1 yd
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Mozart statue in Parade GardensMonument or public art · 402 yd
Bath RugbyRugby union ground · 414 yd
The oldest house in BathMemorial · 422 yd
Abbey GateVisitor information · 444 yd
Obelisk in honour of the Prince of OrangeMonument or public art · 451 yd
Plaque, Edward VII memorial, Parade Gardens, BathHeritage place · 456 yd
Beechen CliffWood · 740 yd
Pulteney Bridge, BathHeritage place · 1 ydOther information
Photo: Phil Williams · CC BY-SA 2.0