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King William's Bridge
DiscoverPlaces to seeUnited KingdomEnglandEast MidlandsLeicestershireCharnwoodAnstey
King William's Bridge
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🚵♂️ Eric 🚲
February 27, 2025
Cycling
Recently restored, this small stone rubble bridge has two arches and pointed cutwater on its upstream side. The bridge is medieval, possibly dating from 1500, but was widened in more recent times. King William’s Bridge, restored 2008 The bridge is named after King William III who visited Bradgate, residence of Lord Grey Earl of Stamford, in 1696. Early maps and records refer to is simply as ’Damgate. King Williams’ Bridge is protected as a scheduled monument.
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Elevation 110 m
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