Squires Bridge, over the River Ash, Shepperton
Introduction
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Squires Bridge, over the River Ash, Shepperton
Image: © Sheel Taken: 14 Sep 2008
The road in the foreground is called Squires Bridge Road. The bridge is called Squires Bridge, because of the squire who lived at the old manor house nearby. The bridge opened to traffic in 1903.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.405462
Longitude
-0.464508