Ivy Bridge over the River Mint [7 photos] in SD56169665

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Ivy Bridge over the River Mint

Ivy Bridge is a Grade 2 listed structure, which carries a farm lane and footpath over the River Mint downstream of Patton Bridge. It is built of stone, using dry stone walling techniques, without cement.
Part of the bridge collapsed due to flooding about 2017, leaving a large gap in the north side of the main span, extending at least three quarters of the width of the roadway. The south parapet is still intact. The landowner has effected a temporary repair of wood, which can support people and probably a quad bike, but it is not safe to carry vehicles.

See the Listing on the Historic England website Link

by Rich Tea

Created: Tue, 22 Sep 2020, Updated: Wed, 23 Sep 2020

7 images use this description: (all images taken in 2020)

SD5696 : River Mint from Ivy Bridge by Rich Tea

SD5696 : River Mint at Ivy Bridge by Rich Tea

SD5696 : Ivy Bridge, over the River Mint by Rich Tea

SD5696 : Collapsed section of Ivy Bridge, River Mint by Rich Tea

SD5696 : Lane approaching Ivy Bridge, over the River Mint by Rich Tea

SD5696 : Confluence of Lambrigg Beck and River Mint by Rich Tea

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