Monnow Bridge
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| Monnow Bridge | |||||
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| Monmouth | |||||
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| Monmouthshire | |||||
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| 1272 | |||||
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| former B4293 | |||||
The Monnow Bridge crosses the River Monnow in Monmouth, the county town of Monmouthshire. It is currently pedestrianised however until March 2004 it formed part of the B4293. A new bridge was constructed to the south to enable traffic to bypass the Monnow Bridge.
It has a 14th Century gatehouse on the bridge, and is the only remaining medieval fortified bridge left in Great Britain.
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