Road and rail bridge, Comber Road, Ballygowan, Co. Down, BT23 6HA

Road (and formerly rail) bridge, carrying the Comber Road over the Ballygowan River at an angle, just where the road culminates in a roundabout at the centre of the village of Ballygowan. The N face of the bridge is in semi-coursed basalt with two semicircular arches with sandstone voussoirs. This face is now largely obscured by greenery. Recent stone built parapet to N side which now also acts as the rear wall for a small war memorial. The S face of the bridge is of recent construction with a square arch formed in concrete and parapet as before. The road is covered in tarmac and the railway track has been removed.