Devil’s Bridge

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Devil’s Bridge is a historic multi-arched stone bridge over the River Lune near Kirkby Lonsdale in Cumbria, England, famed for its picturesque setting and medieval origins.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf scheduled monument
stone bridge
tourist attraction
carries footpath
category Bridges across the River Lune
Medieval bridges in England
Stone arch bridges in England
closedToMotorTraffic 1930s
constructionEndCentury 14th century
constructionStartCentury 13th century
country United Kingdom
countyHistoric Westmorland NERFINISHED
crosses River Lune NERFINISHED
currentUse pedestrian bridge
famousFor medieval origins
picturesque setting
formerlyCarried road traffic
grade Grade I
hasApproximateLength about 45 metres
hasApproximateWidth about 4 metres
hasCentralArchSpan about 16 metres
hasDeck stone deck
hasLegend built by the Devil in folklore
hasParapets stone parapets
hasProtection legal protection as ancient monument
hasSideArchSpan about 9 metres each
hasSpanType stone arch
hasStructureType multi-span arch bridge
hasViewOf Lune valley NERFINISHED
River Lune NERFINISHED
heritageDesignation Grade I listed building
Scheduled Monument
inception 13th–14th century
isPopularWith motorcyclists
tourists
listedBuildingStatus Grade I listed
locatedIn Cumbria
England
Kirkby Lonsdale NERFINISHED
maintainedBy local authorities
material stone
near Kirkby Lonsdale town centre NERFINISHED
nearRoad A65 road NERFINISHED
numberOfArches 3
parish Kirkby Lonsdale civil parish NERFINISHED
region North West England
use road bridge (historical)

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Devil's Bridge, Kirkby Lonsdale hasAlternativeName Devil’s Bridge
this entity surface form: Devil’s Bridge over the Lune
Kirkby Lonsdale hasLandmark Devil’s Bridge
Kirkby Lonsdale hasTouristAttraction Devil’s Bridge