File:Thomas Telford's Lothian Bridge, Pathhead, Midlothian.JPG
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English: The bridge of five arches, designed by Thomas Telford, carries the original Great North Road (now the A68) over the Tyne Water just outside the village of Pathhead. A smaller version of the Dean Bridge over the Water of Leith in Edinburgh, it was completed in the same year, 1831. |
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