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      Cotmanhay Bridge

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      Cotmanhay Bridge
      • Bridge St
        Nottingham, eng DE7 8RD
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      • Andy Smith

        As a bridge it gets you from one side of the canal to the other almost unthinkingly ! On a more serious note there is lots of nearby parking, and it's a good place to start a walk either northbound to Langley Mill Basin or South towards Ilkeston, Sandiacre and Long Eaton. No amenities here. It really is just a bridge.
        Apr 25th, 2023

      • Adrian Chatfield

        Closed, about to be demolished.
        Mar 24th, 2023

      • Mark Henson

        Love it
        Mar 23rd, 2023

      • Robert Collett

        Its rubbish
        Feb 5th, 2023

      • Trevor Baigent

        A great entry point to many walks depending on which direction you wish to go. This bridge passes over the Erewash Canal that has a footpath/cycle trail, North to Langley Mill Basin.. and South through Ilkeston, Trowell, Sandiacre, Long Eaton to Trent Lock Sawley, where the trail meets the River Trent. More locally there is the Bennerley Viaduct which gained World Monument Status in 2019, can be accessed from the footpath, this " Iron Giant " spans the Erewash Valley and the Derbyshire/Nottinghamshire borders, once on top the views are wonderful for both walkers and cyclists. Here there are photographic opportunities at sunrise and sunset. Enjoy this areas walking and cycling facilities.
        Jan 1st, 2023

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      Cotmanhay Bridge

      Cotmanhay Bridge is located at Bridge St in Nottingham, England DE7 8RD. Cotmanhay Bridge can be contacted via phone at for pricing, hours and directions.

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        Andy Smith on Google

        image As a bridge it gets you from one side of the canal to the other almost unthinkingly !
        On a more serious note there is lots of nearby parking, and it's a good place to start a walk either northbound to Langley Mill Basin or South towards Ilkeston, Sandiacre and Long Eaton.
        No amenities here. It really is just a bridge.

        Adrian Chatfield on Google

        image Closed, about to be demolished.

        Mark Henson on Google

        image Love it

        Robert Collett on Google

        image Its rubbish

        Trevor Baigent on Google

        image A great entry point to many walks depending on which direction you wish to go. This bridge passes over the Erewash Canal that has a footpath/cycle trail, North to Langley Mill Basin.. and South through Ilkeston, Trowell, Sandiacre, Long Eaton to Trent Lock Sawley, where the trail meets the River Trent.
        More locally there is the Bennerley Viaduct which gained World Monument Status in 2019, can be accessed from the footpath, this " Iron Giant " spans the Erewash Valley and the Derbyshire/Nottinghamshire borders, once on top the views are wonderful for both walkers and cyclists. Here there are photographic opportunities at sunrise and sunset.
        Enjoy this areas walking and cycling facilities.

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