Ballygowan Bridge, The Square, Ballygowan, Co. Down, BT23 6HA

Road bridge spanning the Ballygowan River as it passes through the centre of the village of Ballygowan. The NW face of the bridge appears largely original, being of random basalt rubble construction with two small-ish segmental arches and a central cutwater. At this side the river is enclosed on the N side by a basalt rubble ‘bank’. Matching rubble parapet to NW side. The SE side has been reconstructed (undoubtedly due to the widening of the Road in fairly recent times) and has a curving coursed rubble parapet and two modern square concrete arches. The road above is covered in tarmac.