New Bridge

New Bridge is a single-carriageway road bridge constructed of coursed, hammer-dressed stone, with a ramp rising to the center. The abutments are wider than the deck and feature rounded angles. The bridge has three segmental arches, each with projecting keystones. V-shaped cutwaters are stepped up to a projecting band at the base of a low parapet. The parapet has flat coping, part of which has been renewed in reconstituted stone, and it ends with square piers on the left bank, which have later stone walls attached. Similar later stone walls are also found on the right bank. On the upstream side, there is a tablet set into the parapet that reads: "This Bridge was built and finished at the expence [sic] of the Right Honourable Sir John Nicholl under the inspection of William [Whirlington?] Country Surveyor by Morgan Thomas of Laleston AD 1827."