Monument record MHG51319 - Site of bridge across Allt na Claise Brice, Ardtornish

Summary

The site of a bridge designed by Samuel Barham which has now been washed away.

Location

Grid reference Centred NM 73005 47326 (9m by 7m) (Approximate)
Map sheet NM74NW
Civil Parish MORVERN
Geographical Area LOCHABER
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One of two bridges "over a burn on the Tarnate new road" was probably located here. It was designed by Samuel Barham and consisted of "girders and plates" of "old cast metal". The bridge has since been washed away and the stream is now channelled through a galvanised steel pipe, topped with hard core and wooden planks. The site was visited in 2008 during a walkover survey prior to proposed hydro works. <1>

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  • <1> Text/Report/Fieldwork Report: Robertson, J G. 05/2008. An Archaeological Survey of River Rannoch and Loch Tearnait, Ardtornish Estate, Morvern, Lochaber. Unaffiliated. Digital. Site 1.

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Record last edited

Sep 25 2008 4:20PM

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