Bow Bridge, Cumbria

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Bow Bridge

Bow Bridge is a late medieval bridge located near Furness Abbey in Cumbria. It is made of stone and crosses Mill Beck. It has been a Grade II Listed Structure since 1993.[1]

Coordinates: 54°7′59.8″N 3°11′22.2″W / 54.133278°N 3.189500°W / 54.133278; -3.189500

v t e English Heritage sites in Cumbria

Dating from Neolithic/ Bronze Age	Castlerigg Stone Circle King Arthur's Round Table Mayburgh Henge

Dating from Roman Britain	Ambleside Roman Fort Hadrian's Wall (including Banks East Turret, Birdoswald Roman Fort, Hare Hill, Harrows Scar Milecastle and Wall, King's Stables (Milecastle 48), Leahill Turret and Piper Sike Turret, Pike Hill Signal Tower, Willowford Wall Turrets and Bridge) Hardknott Roman Fort Ravenglass Roman Bath House

Dating from the Middle Ages	Bow Bridge Brough Castle Brougham Castle Carlisle Castle Clifton Hall Furness Abbey Lanercost Priory Penrith Castle Piel Castle Shap Abbey Wetheral Priory Gatehouse

Dating from the 17th Century onwards	Countess Pillar Stott Park Bobbin Mill

v t e Bridges in Barrow-in-Furness

Built	Abbey Road Jubilee Bridge Bow Bridge Michaelson Road Bridge Walney Bridge

Planned	Buccleuch/ Ramsden Dock Footbridge Duddon Estuary Bridge Morecambe Bay Bridge

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