Roadbridge, 2 segmental arches over River Esk. Snecked, bull-faced red ashlar and voussoirs (inner face. of parapets stugged); brick soffits; pointed cutwater. either side, band course below parapet, latter opended out. at N end.

This bridge carries the A77 public road over the Glen Burn, about 60m E of its debouchement into Loch Ryan. Information from RCAHMS (RJCM), 24 June 2009.

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The Burnfoot Bridge takes its name from Burnfoot cottage. It is one of several bridges on the Afton Road and crosses over the Carcow Burn. Burnfoot Cottage in the background with outbuildings of Glenafton Sanatorium in the foreground.

BURNFOOT BRIDGE (LB16925) - Historic Environment Scotland. Notes the current (1902) bridge is said to have been preceded by a suspension bridge completed in 1810 (unlikely) or possibly 1836 (more likely) per a datestone at the site.

Burnfoot Bridge carries the A762 across the small Knocknairling Burn at Kenmure a mile or so south of New Galloway. It appears to be a single arch stone bridge carrying a narrow single lane roadway.

Ornamental bridge and lodge in policies of Barskimming. Formerly listed as Item 24, Mauchline Parish, East Ayrshire. No Bibliography entries for this designation. Historic Environment Scotland is responsible for designating sites and places at the national level.

Burnfoot Bridge And Lodge, Mauchline Burn, Old Barskimming is a Category C listed building in Tarbolton, South Ayrshire, Scotland. See why it was listed, view it on a map, see visitor comments and photos and share your own comments and photos of this building.

Burnfoot Bridge. Details; Collections ; Images ; Overview. Administrative Areas. Activities. References. MyCanmore Images. MyCanmore Text. Milestone (19th Century) Site Name Burnfoot Bridge. Classification Milestone (19th Century) Canmore ID 367757. Site Number NX67NW 80. NGR NX 63347 76089. Datum OSGB36 - NGR.

There are three stretches of boulder wall at the mouth of the Montfode Burn, where it debouches into the intertidal zone. The function of these walls is unknown but they are most unlikely to have served as fish traps as previously suggested (Patterson 1989). The longest section measures about 46m in length from NNE to SSW.