Pont Felin Cwrrws

Pont Felin Cwrrws is a tall bridge constructed from rubble, featuring two irregular arches with round-arched heads, dripmoulds, and keystones. The narrower northern arch was originally used for a mill leat. The main arch is supported by broad, slightly stepped buttresses, with a thinner buttress located beyond the smaller arch. There are 20th-century cement repairs visible on the southwest corner of the bridge. The bridge has long, flat parapets that curve towards the southeast and northwest, with coping made of slate slabs connected by iron staples. Inside the center of the west wall, there is a renewed slate tablet that reads: "This bridge was erected and the approaches to it made in the year 1840 partly by funds raised from the county of Cardigan and by subscriptions from individuals in this and the neighbouring counties of Carmarthen and Pembroke."