Description

Mid-later 18th century. Double-span rubble bridged with
tooled rubble and tooled ashlar dressings. Tooled rubble
arch rings with slightly projecting tooled granite keystones
in each face of each arch; low parapet with each section
of cope keyed one into the other; splayed approaches.
Approximate span: 13' each arch.

Statement of Interest

Burn of Boyndie forms boundary between

Boyndie and Banff parishes.

Keyed detailing on cope of parapet similar to that found

on William Adam's bridge at Cullen House dated 1744.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17776187

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