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Low Angerton Bridges


Low Angerton Bridges are two adjacent bridges over the River Wansbeck at Low Angerton. The main bridge was built in 1908, by The British Concrete Steel Company. The bridge has dressed rock-faced stone with reinforced concrete with wrought-iron parapets. The secondary "flood bridge" is located 20 metres to the north of the main bridge, built for when the river is in spate. The bridge is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.

Low Angerton Historic Buildings and Monuments in Hartburn Civil Parish River Wansbeck 1908 Bridges
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LOW ANGERTON BRIDGES OVER RIVER WANSBECK - List Entry
- Bridges, 1908; South Bridge by The British Concrete Steel Company. Rock-faced stone with dressings; reinforced concrete (South Bridge); wrought-iron. South Bridge has segmental arch of 2 curved girders linked by …
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List number: 1153516
List grade: 2
County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NZ0932284324

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