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bridge — DRUMMACONOR

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bridge — DRUMMACONOR
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Single-arch humpback canal bridge, built c.1838, to carry road over Ulster Canal. Round arch with tooled sandstone voussoirs. Roughly coursed squared sandstone to spandrel and parapet walls, tooled stone platband to base of parapet walls. Gunnelled squared stone to voussoirs. Towpath with tooled sandstone coping running to west abutment. Squared roughly-coursed sandstone walls having tooled stone coping to approach to bridge.

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