Old photograph of Sligachan, Isle of Skye, Scotland. Sligachan bridge was built in 1810 by the engineer, Thomas Telford. It is a three span rubble bridge, with a pronounced hump. The segmental arches are of unequal size, and there are triangular cutwaters. Now only used by walkers as it was superseded by a single concrete arch, faced in stone.
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