Cupola Bridge
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Cupola Bridge | |
Northumberland | |
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Location | |
Carrying: | A686 |
Crossing: | River Allen |
Location | |
Grid reference: | NY79995914 |
Location: | 54°55’36"N, 2°18’49"W |
Structure | |
History | |
Built 1778 | |
Information |
Cupola Bridge is a Georgian bridge which crosses the River Allen in Northumberland, carrying the A686 over the river, after the road has taken a long, winding descent into the river's wooded gorge.
The bridge strides across the river on three segmental arches, the central taller, with round-ended cutwaters in the water. The bridge is a grade II listed structure.[1]
The Allen itself begins just upstream of the bridge, to the south of it, where the Rivers West Allen and the East Allen unite.
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References
- ↑ National Heritage List 1370236: Cupola Bridge (Grade II listing)