Cotswold Canals in Pictures

Site of road bridge, South Cerney Upper Lock

South Cerney Bridge, long since demolished, would have been a traditional red brick hump-backed structure with stone copings, similar to many others on the Thames & Severn.

The bridge carried the Siddington-South Cerney road over the canal, and is located at the tail of South Cerney Upper Lock, which is infilled but intact.

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Site of road bridge, South Cerney Upper Lock
Site of South Cerney Upper Lock Bridge
Site of road bridge, South Cerney Upper Lock
Site of South Cerney Upper Lock bridge
Site of road bridge, South Cerney Upper Lock
Infilled canal below Cerney Upper lock - view towards bridge site
Site of road bridge, South Cerney Upper Lock
View of infilled canal below site of South Cerney Upper Lock bridge