Inverneill

This bridge, which until 1939 carried the A83 close to the shore of Whitehouse Bay, crosses the Inverneil Burn on a single segmental arch of 13.6m span. It is constructed of random rubble masonry with radially set slab-voussoirs 0.7m long and, within parapets 1m high and 0.45m wide, the crown of the carriageway rises to a height of 5m above the bed of the burn. There are angled approaches from N and S. This is probably the bridge, across the 'Water of Inverneil', for which the Commissioners of Supply in 1768 granted £60towards the estimated cost of £65. It appears to have been completed in 1770 (en.1).

RCAHMS 1992, visited March 1985