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Inveran, Shin Bridge

Road Bridge (19th Century)

Site Name Inveran, Shin Bridge

Classification Road Bridge (19th Century)

Alternative Name(s) Inveran Bridge, River Shin

Canmore ID 13017

Site Number NH59NE 34

NGR NH 57505 97546

Datum OSGB36 - NGR

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  • Council Highland
  • Parish Creich (Sutherland)
  • Former Region Highland
  • Former District Sutherland
  • Former County Sutherland

Site Management (1 June 1990)

High 3-span coursed rubble bridge, with taller central arch. Ashlar arched rings and triangular cutwaters; ashlar string course and parapet cope; splayed approaches.

Now by-passed by re-aligned A837 road. Fine bridge in good order except for some crumbling masonry on north side of western arch. (Historic Scotland)

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Reference (1977)

(Location cited as NH 575 975). Bridge, Inveran, early 19th century. A handsome three-span bridge with segmental arches and triangular cutwaters; the central arch is larger than the other two. The arch rings are of ashlar and the spandrels are coursed rubble. By-passed.

J R Hume 1977.

Reference (1990)

This bridge was built by John Mitchell in 1822, and is now by-passed; the road is grassed-over and not safe. It is a picturesque hump of three segmental arches, built of coursed rubble with ashlar arch rings.

G Nelson 1990.

Note (6 May 1998)

This bridge carries the former line of the A837 public road over the River Shin.

Information from RCAHMS (RJCM), 6 May 1998.

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