Deepwood Dingle crossing ("80 or 90 feet high", built by Morrison & Mason of Glasgow): Wheelers Vallets Dingle Crossing: Teme Bridge (River Teme, Ludlow): Ledwyche Brook: Inspection chamber: Bennett's End Bridge (Cumberley Lane/ Colly Brook): Hope Bagot Bridge: Corn Brook: Trig point: Valve house: Bridge over stream: River Rea: Mad Brook: River Severn: Siphon: Siphon: Siphon: Siphon: Remains of former bridge over Birmingham-Worcester railway line: Some crossings over canals and railways have been replaced by buried pipes. The line of the buried aqueduct through woodland is marked by a "exclusion zone" from which trees are removed. See also List of crossings of the River Severn References External links Elan Valley Aqueduct User-generated map of the route on Google Maps. Aqueducts in England Aqueducts in Wales Bridges completed in 1904 Buildings and structures in Herefordshire Buildings and structures in Shropshire Elenydd Water supply and sanitation in England and Wales Water supply in Birmingham, West Midlands