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There seems to be a lot of confusion about the names of the five road bridges over the River Cover, especially as the names are not marked on many maps.

Starting at the point nearest to where it flows into the River Ure at Ulshaw, the bridge on the A6108 over the Cover is the one and only Cover Bridge - there is a pub of that name there (SE1487).

The next one further upstream is Coverham Bridge, on the by-road to West Scrafton and near Coverham Abbey ruins (SE1086).

We then come to Nathwaite Bridge, on the road between West Scrafton and Carlton (SE0683).

Next is Arkleside Bridge on the short side-road to Arkleside (SE0480).

Finally we come to this one, which is Coverhead Bridge, near to Coverhead Farm (SE0178).