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Croglin Bridge


A stone bridge carries the B6413 road over Croglin Water at the south of the village of Croglin in Cumbria. It was known as Croglin High Bridge (Croglin Low Bridge being located downstream on Croglin Water, near Nunnery Walks). Croglin High Bridge was rebuilt in 1773 and the Low Bridge in 1775. Perhaps, this followed the Great Flood of 1771, which damaged or destroyed most bridges across Northern England.

Croglin Historic Buildings and Monuments in Ainstable Parish Croglin Water Bridges
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County: Cumbria
Grid ref: NY5756146977
Unitary Auth: Westmorland & Furness

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