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Ashgill Bridge over Ashgill Force


Ashgill Bridge carries the B6277 road over Ash Gill, by Ashgill Force Waterfall, about 1 mile south-east of Garrigill. A plaque on the bridge notes that it was built in 1916 by William Finch, County Surveyor and Bridgemaster, for Cumberland County Council.[1]

Garrigill Ashgill, Cumbria 1916 Ash Gill Bridges
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Ashgill Force
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Ashgill Force in winter
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Ashgill Force (2)
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Road (B6277) crossing Ashgill Bridge
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Ashgill Force
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Ashgill Force
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Plaque on Ashgill Bridge
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Ashgill Force.
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Ashgill Bridge
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Ashgill Force
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Ashgill Force
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Ashgill Force in winter
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Ash Gill
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Ash Gill
- Ash Gill is a small river in Cumbria, which is a tributary of the River South Tyne. Ash Gill joins the South Tyne to the south of Garrigill. Ashgill Bridge …

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County: Cumbria
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