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Whittlesford Bridge

History of Whittlesford Bridge

W M Palmer (1924) explain s the significance of this location. It was once at the border of East Anglia and Mercia.

A detailed Ordnance Survey map section from 1901 showing Whittlesford Bridge, including labels, survey numbers, and symbols.

Whittlesford Bridge OS 1901

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  • Anglo-Saxon
  • bridge

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