Chesham: Bois Moor Road bridge parapets
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Chesham: Bois Moor Road bridge parapets
Image: © Nigel Cox Taken: 13 Sep 2018
These two comparatively small but quite prominent bridge parapets protect what is an important culvert under the road, as it is appears to be the only surface location where the River Chess can cross under the road apart from the main one at the former Lord's Mill. There is a stone plaque in the right one in this photograph with some text and a date that reads 1860.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.69624
Longitude
-0.606616