Lett Street Bridge - Ottawa, Ontario - Ontario Heritage Properties on Waymarking.com

"The Lett Street Bridge, approximatley 14 meters in length, is a single span stone arch bridge built over the Ontario, Ottawa aqueduct in 1873. There is a stone wall or parapet still visible over the bridge which was renovated recently. Water still flows under the bridge on its way to the Fleet Street Pumping Station. Including the Lett Street Bridge, there are 5 other stone arch bridges over the aqueduct in Lebreton Flats. They were all built circa 1873 over a distance of approximately 700 meters. Initially, Lett Street used to cross the bridge at that location, but due to changes to the landscape made throughout the years, there are no streets leading to the bridge.

Other than the Lett Street Bridge, the other single span stone arch bridge to be found on Lebreton Flats are: Lloyd Street, Broad Street, Booth Street and Canada Central Railway Bridges."

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Link to Property in The Ontario Properties Database: [Web Link] Building or Property Type: Not Listed in Database County or Regional Municipality: Ottawa-Carleton

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