Description

George Burn, architect; dated 1800. High single span bridge
with additional small arch at N bank. Rubble, tooled rubble
arch rings springing from tooled ashlar abutment at S bank
and similar pier with rounded cutwaters close to N bank.
Tooled rubble parapet; drainage vents; later iron ties; 2
inscribed plaques in S facing spandrel.

Statement of Interest

Now by-passed.

Upper plaque inscribed 'Built by General Grant of

Ballandalloch 1800. G. Burn Arct.'

Lower plaque inscribed 'Flood line 4 August, 1829'.

George Burn (probably also contractor for Bridge of Avon) was

contractor for Spey Bridge, Fochabers (1803) and Lovat

Bridge, Beauly (1813), both designed by Thomas Telford.

At this point the river rose 23' during the 1829 floods.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Bridge of Avon at Wikipedia
• Wikidata Q17569730

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