River North Tyne at Chesters Fort
Posted in Architecture, Bridges, History, Trips at 12:00 on 1 December 2021
The main body of Chesters Fort lies on a hill just above the river River North Tyne.
River from Chesters Fort:-
This shows the spot where a Roman bridge crossed the river:-
Eastern part of Hadrian’s Wall and bridge abutment:-
Closer view:-
Bridge information board showing how it looked:-
Between the bridge and the fort proper you can still see a part of Hadrian’s wall:-
Also down by the river are the baths the soldiers used:-
Lower part of baths complex:-
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