Heugh Mill Bridge near Stamfordham
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Heugh Mill Bridge near Stamfordham
Image: © Stephen Richards Taken: Unknown
An early-C19th ashlar bridge with three round arches, one small segmental arch for the mill race, and a slightly-chamfered parapet. Grade II listed. A mill race is "a man-made channel which takes water, which may be controlled, from a gathering pond to a watermill." The River Pont flows underneath.
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Image Location
Latitude
55.038472
Longitude
-1.857737