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Double-arched road bridge, built c.1775, having separate arches/watercourses for stream and for former tailrace associated with former tuck and corn mil mill to the north (15403134). Constructed using rubble limestone with roughly dressed limestone voussoirs to arches and roughly hewn limestone coping over parapets. Located to the west of Horseleap.
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