Clywedog Bridge, (partly in Llanbadarn Fawr)

Clywedog Bridge is a single-span, double-carriageway bridge constructed of rubble stone. It features a freestone arch ring with a prominent keystone, flanked by raked buttresses. There is a raised band between the buttresses, situated below the parapet. The abutments are slightly splayed; the western side has two added battered rock-faced buttresses, while the eastern side has a similar broad buttress followed by a narrower buttress at the end. The parapet is topped with stone coping and includes a date-inscribed shield on the upstream side. Additionally, there is a concrete water channel against the upstream abutment on the eastern side, along with a brick and corrugated iron lean-to built against the downstream abutment.