Luggie Water Aqueduct, Forth And Clyde Canal is a Grade A listed building in the East Dunbartonshire local planning authority area, Scotland. First listed on 29 April 1986. Aqueduct and bridge.

Luggie Water Aqueduct, Forth And Clyde Canal

WRENN ID: iron-flagstone-elm
Grade: A
Local Planning Authority: East Dunbartonshire
Country: Scotland
Date first listed: 29 April 1986
Type: Aqueduct and bridge
Source: Historic Environment Scotland listing

Description

John Smeaton, engineer, part of Dunbartonshire eastern

section of Forth-clyde canal built 1768-75. Aqueduct,

single wide segmental arch carrying canal over roadway,

latter in turn carried by tunnelled low 2-arched bridge

over Luggie Water. All built of grey ashlar.

AQUEDUCT: key-stoned arch; walling above follows curve of

waterway with band course supported on stone blocks;

decorative cast-iron railings. BRIDGE: bull-faced and

rusticated facing mid 19th century and relates to former

LNER railway track but may be an extension of earlier bridge.

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