Rhuddlan Bridge

Sandstone arch bridge, with 2 arches of unequal span, and a single splayed squared cutwater between them. Roughly coursed and squared sandstone, the coursing finer in the cutwaters which appear to be a separate phase of construction. Voussoirs to arches, the stonework stepped out over them to form drip moulds. On the SE side, 3 tablets are set into the masonry of the cutwater, one of which is inscribed with the arms of Flint, and is dated 1595. The parapets in the main part of the span were replaced during the C19 with a cast-iron railing supported by heavy brackets. Stone parapets with plain copings survive at either end of the bridge.