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Triple-arch limestone road bridge, built c.1870, central arch flanked by narrower and lower arches supporting a narrow slightly humped deck. Rock-faced elevations, piers, and abutments of stone blocks in varying course heights. Elliptical arched with deep rock-faced voussoirs, arch soffit of coursed cut stone. Smooth round-edged parapet copings, Scotch coping to wing walls. Wings extend along curved approach road from south with one square-profile pier with capping to south-east. Wings to north extend along approach road and widen in front of gates and lodge to Lanesborough Lodge.
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