Description

1740 with parapet dated 1878. Single segmental span bridge. Roughly squared and coursed granite. Parapet squared, coursed granite with rusticated, crenellated granite rubble coping.

Statement of Interest

Invermuick Bridge links Glen Muick to the S of the River Muick with the former Invermuick Parish Church and graveyard to the N of the river. It is a significant landscape feature by the confluence of the River Muick with the River Dee. There is no reference to it having been constructed as a military bridge, although it resembles military bridges in the area of the same period.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q56617619

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