Monument record MHG15530 - Midlairgs Bridge Over the Midlairgs Burn

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Location

Grid reference Centred NH 7155 3609 (50m by 50m) (Buffered by site type)
Map sheet NH73NW
Old County INVERNESS-SHIRE
Civil Parish DAVIOT AND DUNLICHITY
Geographical Area INVERNESS

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NH73NW 42.01 7155 3609.

This is a well preserved military bridge, built of stone with a single arch. It is complete apart from the fact that there is only one course of stones remaining above the arch ring. There are no signs of crumbling or loose blocks on the underside of the bridge, which seems fairly solid. The bridge platform has been laid out with a gravel surface. The bridge, which appears to have been quite well maintained and has possibly even received some reconstruction, appears to be of 18th century date according to its shape and type of rough stone construction, and is described as a Wade bridge on a sign 1km to the S.
J B Salmond 1938; M Logie (Highland Council) 1997, NMRS MS 1007/2.

A proposal for scheduling was received for comment from Historic Scotland in August 2006. The bridge was subsequently scheduled in March 2007 and removed from the statutory list of buildings in July 2007. <1><2>

Sources/Archives (2)

  • <1> Text/Correspondence: Historic Scotland. 08/2006. Mid Lairgs, Bridge and Military Road 200m SSE of. Digital (scanned as PDF).
  • <2> Text/Designation Notification/List of Buildings: Historic Scotland. 04/07/2007. Combined Statutory and Descriptive List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest (Highland Council, Ninety Ninth Amendment) 2007.

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Record last edited

Apr 15 2010 3:08PM

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