Description

HAYLE
SW 5436-5536
12/166 Hayle Causeway
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GV II
Causeway with bridges to carry road over the Hayle River estuary. Datestone 1825.
Granite rubble walls granite ashlar, dressed granite copings.
Plan: Elliptical-on-plan causeway with bridges at either end : 7-span bridge over
River Hayle at the west end (widened C20 on the north side) and single span bridge
over stream at the east end.
Main 7-span granite ashlar has round arches and semi-circular-on-plan piers forming
cutwaters. The parapet has been heightened reusing the original chamfered coping
stones. Single span bridge with round brick arch at the west end. The original
parapets of the causeway have chamfered copings and round-on-plan terminal copings at
the east end. C20 parapet to widened causeway at the north side of the west end.

Listing NGR: SW5497336450

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26453439

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