Description

Late 18th century; high, slightly hump-back, single span
rubble bridge; dressed rubble arch ring buttressed at south
face; dressed rubble parapet; sharply curved approaches at
east and west; modern pointing; 72' span.

Statement of Interest

Probably the bridge referred to in THE STATISTICAL ACCOUNT of

1792 as the bridge commissioned by Miss Brodie of Lethen and

Coulmony "about a mile below her house" (Coulmony) in that

year. "A most elegant arch, 72' wide... (which) within less

than a month after it was passable this useful bridge gave way

and fell into the river". Re-built shortly afterwards. Also in Edinkillie Parish, Moray.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17814475

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