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Description:	The Corratavey (or Irish) bridge This fine arch carries the main road (A2) between Cushendall and Ballycastle over the Corratavey burn. The road under it is part of the 10km drive around Ballypatrick Forest. The driver must negotiate a shallow ford to pass under the bridge as the carriageway and the stream combine under the span. The bridge was built in 1834 by William Bald. He was also one of the chief engineers of the Cushendall to Ballycastle road.
Location:	55.159151, -6.120085
Road:	A2 (Northern Ireland), Causeway Coastal Route
Date:	29 07 2007
Photographer:	� Copyright Cormac Duffin and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence
Source:	Geograph


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