River Crossings - Cole to Chequers Road Bridge
Cole Road Bridge
This two lane single arch stone bridge crosses the river down stream from Cole Manor. It was originally constructed in 1784 by the county and was widened in 1824. It has since been altered several times.
Upstream Arch
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Garden Bridge - Pitcombe Hamlet
Wooden structure on stone abutments. Located approx 50 metres downstream from Pitcombe Road bridge.
Garden Bridge - Pitcombe Hamlet
Pitcombe Bridge
One lane single arch stone bridge constructed in 1764 by the Bruton Turnpike Trust for the Old London Road, now just a track. A date stone with the BT carved initials exists on the upstream face. It would appear this was the first constructed bridge to cross the river at this point.
Date Stone Close up on Upstream Face
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Pump House Bridge
Wooden deck on concrete piers. Provides foot and vehicular access to the Pitcombe water treatment works.
Pump House Bridge
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Church Lane Bridge
One lane single arch stone bridge on approach to St Leonard's Church.
Bridge East Face
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A359 Bruton Road Bridge
Two Lane single arch stone bridge.
Upstream Bridge Arch
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