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Latitude: 51.8095 / 51°48'34"N
Longitude: -4.4959 / 4°29'45"W
OS Eastings: 228033
OS Northings: 215261
OS Grid: SN280152
Mapcode National: GBR D6.X3HB
Mapcode Global: VH3LL.1S17
Plus Code: 9C3QRG53+QJ
Entry Name: Pont Sancler (partly listed in St Clears community)
Listing Date: 9 March 2001
Last Amended: 9 March 2001
Grade: II
Source: Cadw
Source ID: 24959
Building Class: Transport
Also known as: Saint Clears Bridge/ Pont Sancler (partly in Llanddowror community
ID on this website: 300024959
Location: At the end of Bridge Street, across the River Taf, on the community boundary with St Clears.
County: Carmarthenshire
Town: Carmarthen
Community: Llanddowror
Community: Llanddowror
Locality: St Clears
Built-Up Area: St Clears
Traditional County: Carmarthenshire
Tagged with: Bridge Road bridge
Road bridge over the Afon Taf, built on the site of an earlier road bridge in 1827-8, by William Morgan for £500. C20 repairs to parapet wall and ties inserted for structural reinforcement, the ties not visible in a photograph of c.1900.
Road bridge, single arch span with each spandrel pierced by a circular opening. Both main arch and circles have fine cut stone voussoirs. Projecting sill at carriageway level to both sides below renewed rubble stone parapet with limestone coping. Square piers to bridge head terminals with ridged grey limestone capstones. Rubble stone abutments each side, those on N continued as stone walls each side of roadway, roadway and embankment removed on S. Bridge is reinforced with late C20 metal ties.
Included as a broad-span single arch bridge with distinctive spandrel holes in the manner of the pioneering design by William Edwards at Pontypridd in the C18.
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