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B993
A96 Inverurie
Well, strictly speaking it's the B993, but this is the old A96 bridge across the River Don before the bypass was built.
Originally uploaded to Coppermine on May 26, 2005 by QueegUpstream of the bridge at Potarch
Thomas Telford's bridge over the River Dee at Potarch was built almost 200 years ago.
The bank of the river at Potarch is a popular spot for visitors on warm days during the summer. At other times of the year salmon fishing is the main pastime.
Thomas Telford's bridge over the River Dee at Potarch was built almost 200 years ago.
The bank of the river at Potarch is a popular spot for visitors on warm days during the summer. At other times of the year salmon fishing is the main pastime.
Potarch Bridge Built between 1811-1813 by Thomas Telford, at a time when the 'Great North Road' linking Edinburgh and Inverness passed over the Cairn O' Mount ([[[9183]]]) and through Potarch. The route of the modern A9 ([[[305637]]]) did not become the main north-south route until the late 19th century.
Anglers' access to River Urie Via a pathway alongside B993; with an advisory notice to visitors close upstream of Keith Hall Road Bridge.
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