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Introduction
A scheduled monument stretching over the Black Water, Little Garve Bridge is a stone structure dating back to the mid-18th century. Part of a former military road, it was constructed to support the movement of the British army following the Jacobite Uprisings – though it was never properly classified as a road until the last century.
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