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Description:	Tudor Bridge, Lostwithiel First built by the Normans, and rebuilt in stone in the early 14C. Five pointed arches and one round one, on the right, made necessary as the river changed its course. Apparently there were also four arches to the west, now buried under North Street.
Location:	50.407471, -4.666827
Road:	b3268
Date:	07 03 2001
Photographer:	� Copyright Humphrey Bolton and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence
Source:	Geograph

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