The Borough Bridge, Brockham, Surrey
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The Borough Bridge, Brockham, Surrey
Image: © Dr Neil Clifton Taken: 13 Aug 2007
This bridge, which spans the River Mole, is just north of Brockham Green on the way to Reigate and Dorking. Opened in 1757, it carries a single-track road, and its sound design and construction are apparent from the photograph. The abutments have sideways extensions which suggests that a parallel footway may have been intended, or even once existed, but that is not necessary now as a separate footbridge has been built slightly downstream
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Image Location
Latitude
51.234048
Longitude
-0.28816