Longham Bridge

Longham Bridge is a road bridge over the River Stour, originally built in 1728 and later rebuilt and widened in 1792. It features eleven low round-headed arches supported by ashlar piers and red brick vaults. The bridge has stone triangular cutwaters with simple chamfered capitals. There is a stone and brick arch located further north over the mill stream leading to Longham Pumping Station, which was constructed in 1885. On the east side, a footway is cantilevered out on concrete beams, added around 1960, while the west side includes a large duct over the cutwaters. The approach ramp has brick sides.