The River Clwyd () is a river in Wales that rises in the Clocaenog Forest () northwest of Corwen. It has many crossings. The Denbigh, Ruthin and Corwen Railway crossed the river seven times and remnants of some of these bridges survive.
+Key to heritage status Status CriteriaI Grade I listed. Bridge of exceptional interest, sometimes considered to be internationally importantII* Grade II* listed. Particularly important bridge of more than special interestII Grade II listed. Bridge of national importance and special interest
CrossingDateCoordinatesHeritagestatusLocalityNotesImageFootbridgeNew in 2024-Clocaenog ForestBypasses ford.Pont Petryal-Clocaenog ForestB5105Melin-y-Wig Bridge-Melin-y-WigLocal access bridge-Melin-y-WigFootbridge-Glyn-bachFootbridge-Felin MeiarthMinor Road Bridge-Bryn Saith MarchogFarm Access Bridge-Pandy'r CapelEfail-y-plas Bridge18th CentDerwenFarm Access Bridge-Pont Nant Clwyd-LlanelidanA494Pont Nant Clwyd1776LlanelidanOld A494 routeNantclwyd Hall Bridge1965LlanelidanNantclwyd Hall AccessFootbridge-LlanelidanPwllglas Footbridge-PwllglasLocal Access Bridge-PwllglasLocal Access Bridge-PwllglasFootbridge-PwllglasFormer Railway BridgePont Eyarth17th-18th CentLlanfair DCFarm Access Bridge-RuthinTy'n-y-WernCorwen Road Bridge-RuthinTunnel BridgeEarly 19th CentRuthinScott HouseRuthin Park Bridges-Ruthin3 FootbridgesPont Howkin1771RuthinPont y Plant2007-RuthinFootbridgePark Road Bridge-RuthinFootbridgeEarly 19th CentRuthinRuthin Bypass Bridge-RuthinA525Water Treatment Access Bridge-RuthinFootbridge-RuthinPont TelpynAround 1800RhewlPhoto during repair workPont LlanychanAround 1800RhewlFarm Access Bridge-GelliforPont Perfa17th Cent (or early 18th)LlanynysPont Clwyd18th CentLlandyrnogWhitchurch Road Bridge-DenbighFarm Access Bridge-DenbighLleweni HallPont Ruffydd1784BodfariA541Demolished Railway Bridge-Mold and Denbigh Junction RailwayNow DemolishedPont-y-cambwllLate 16th CentBodfariPont LlannerchAround 1800TrefnantWashed away Jan 2021 (historic photo)Footbridge-Llannerch_HallFootbridge-St AsaphChester St Bridge-St AsaphA525A55 Bridge-St AsaphA55Pont Dafydd1630St AsaphMarooned following rerouting of riverRhuddlan Bridge1595, subsequent alterationsRhuddlanRhuddlan Footbridge-RhuddlanA525 bridge-RhuddlanA525Foryd Bridge-North Wales Main LineForyd Harbour Bridge1932Kinmel BayPont y Ddraig2013-Kinmel BayLifting footbridge
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