Description

TQ 01 NW
5/575

PARHAM
GREATHAM
Greatham Bridge

15.3.55

II
The part of the bridge actually spanning the River Arun is a modern construction of cast iron, but to the west of this is a stone portion built over low ground which was added to a pre-existing bridge in 1827. This is in the medieval tradition. It consists of eight low elliptical arches with cutwaters between them and then two higher arches with a cutwater between them carried up to form a triangular recess upon the bridge. These higher arches adjoin the modern portion. On the east side of the latter is a solid ramp. Scheduled Monument.

Listing NGR: TQ0312416268

External Links

• Historic England Listing

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