Cardross Bridge
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| From: | Arnprior | ||||
| To: | Port of Menteith | ||||
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| Stirlingshire | |||||
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| Stirling | |||||
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| 1774 | |||||
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| B8034 | |||||
Cardross Bridge is an 18th century 3-arched stone bridge carrying the B8034 across the River Forth some 1.9 miles (3.1 kilometres) north of the village of Arnprior in west Stirlingshire.
The bridge was constructed in 1774, a three-span rubble bridge with segmental arches and triangular cutwaters. The Duke of Montrose contributed £21 pounds towards the cost. The parapet was reconstructed circa 1972.
Links
Canmore National Record of the Historic Environment
Historic Environment Scotland
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