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Skelwith Bridge (bridge)

The slate bridge over the River Brathay is at the south of the settlement of Skelwith Bridge. The bridge, with two segmental arches, carries the A593 road over the river. It spans the civil parishes of Skelwith and Lakes - historically, it was on the county boundary of (old) Westmorland and Lancashire. The bridge is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.

Skelwith Bridge Historic Buildings and Monuments in Lakes Civil Parish Historic Buildings and Monuments in Skelwith Civil Parish River Brathay Bridges

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River Brathay at Skelwith Bridge

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Road Bridge in Skelwith Bridge

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Skelwith Bridge

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This benchmark is on Skelwith Bridge

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Skelwith Bridge

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Skelwith Bridge

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Skelwith Bridge and the Hotel, on the A593

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SKELWITH BRIDGE - List Entry
- "Skelwith Bridge....Crosses River Brathay and Joins Lancashire and Westmorland. Traditional bridge of local style but modern date. Stone, 2 segmental arches with centre triangular cutwaters, and almost level and solid …

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Skelwith Bridge

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