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Field Visit

Date 11 December 1996

Event ID 545676

Category Recording

Type Field Visit

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/545676

The last two surviving arches of the Old Bridge of Earn were demolished in 1976; only an abutment and approach ramp survive on the N side. The ramp is flanked by low stone parapets 6.2m apart that on the E surviving for a distance of about 16m. A surviving length of the original approach road to the N side of the bridge survives as a grass-grown mound stretching from the N side of the bridge (NO 1330 1860) to a point close to a modern bend in the old Perth to Edinburgh road (NO 1323 1869).

Visited by RCAHMS (JRS, IF), 11 December 1996.

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