Corbridge Bridge

Corbridge Bridge is a Grade I listed structure built in 1674, with the southern arch rebuilt in 1829 and the bridge widened in 1881. It is constructed of squared stone and features seven segmental arches that have recessed voussoirs and flush arch rings. The arches are supported by triangular cutwaters with chamfered set-backs. Below the parapet, there is a moulded string, and above the arches, the parapet has chamfered coping, which is carried on moulded corbels with continuous roll moulding above. The bridge also includes three-sided refuges. Notably, it is the only bridge in Tynedale to have survived the great flood of 1771.