File:Bridge over the Severn at Abermule.JPG
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English: BRYNDERWEN BRIDGE, A single 109-ft span across the Severn (and a smaller span across the canal) on five iron girders. The openwork lettering on the outer ones reads 'This second iron bridge constructed in the county of Montgomery was erected in the year 1852'; 'Thomas Penson, County Surveyor'; 'Brymbo Company, Ironfounders'. (Brymbo Ironworks, later steelworks, near Wrexham -the shot of the Bridge showing the inscription taken from the River - see Geograph-) |
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