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White Bridge — BALLYLECK, BRANDRUM

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White Bridge — BALLYLECK, BRANDRUM
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Single-arch humpback canal bridge, built c.1838, carrying road over Ulster Canal. Elliptical arch with tooled sandstone voussoirs. Squared coursed sandstone to spandrel walls, stones missing in places revealing sand, lime and clay packing materials. Square-plan squared stone piers to ends of parapet, and spandrel walls, to each elevation. Tooled stone platband to base of parapet walls. Gunnelled squared stone to soffits. Towpath with tooled stone coping running to north abutment.

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