Coagh Bridge over Ballinderry River, at S end of Bridgend Road, Cookstown, Co Londonderry

This is a five-arch cut-stone road bridge, ‘Coagh Bridge’ over a river, built perhaps in 1850. It is faced with ashlar sandstone with cut-stone capping. The capping slopes to the outside face and is flush with the wall surface. The inner wall at road level is squared and snecked stone. The arches are segmental-headed with rock-faced cut-stone voussoirs. There is a continuous cut-stone stringcourse above the arches. There are rounded and stepped cutwaters to the South, located between the arches. The cutwaters have rock-faced stone to the base, cut stone to the top with smooth domed capping. The bridge is approximately 12 metres in width with a pavement to the North. It is sited at the bottom of the villages main street spanning the Ballinderry River.