Pont Briwet road bridge reopens to traffic
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The replacement Pont Briwet road bridge replaces the wooden structure
A road bridge over the Dwyryd estuary in Gwynedd has opened after the completion of replacement work which began in January 2014.
The 150-year-old wooden Pont Briwet bridge at Penrhyndeudraeth shut over safety fears.
A replacement bridge carrying the Cambrian rail line opened last summer.
A detour and convoy system was put in place on the A496, near Llandecwyn, until the £20m project was officially completed on Monday.
The replacement Pont Briwet road bridge opened on Monday
- Published1 September 2014
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