Clifton's Bridge
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| Clifton's Bridge | |||
| Location Map ( geo) | |||
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| Location | |||
| Sutton St. James | |||
| County | |||
| Lincolnshire | |||
| Highway Authority | |||
| Lincolnshire | |||
| Opening Date | |||
| 1930 | |||
| Additional Information | |||
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| On road(s) | |||
| B1165 | |||
This article is about the bridge near Sutton St. James in Lincolnshire.
For other bridges with a similar name, see Clifton Bridge.
For other bridges with a similar name, see Clifton Bridge.
Clifton's Bridge carries the B1165 across the South Holland Main Drain, west of Sutton St. James Lincolnshire.
The bridge carries two lanes of traffic and has a paved footway on either side of the road. It is of concrete construction, and an inscription in the concrete on the eastern parapet reads "Clifton's Bridge - Erected by Holland County Council 1930". The bridge is a replacement for an earlier bridge on the site, which is marked on earlier maps.
The origin of name is unclear, although census records show a number of Cliftons living in Sutton St. James during the 1800s.
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