Swarkestone Bridge, six miles south of Derby.

From the south-east.

For about three hundred years this was the Midlands only crossing of the Trent.

It was built in the 13th century and contains 17 arches, linked by causeways,
and is just under a mile long.

It is the longest stone bridge in England and holds Grade 1 listed building status.

The view shows the southern end of the bridge at Stanton-by-bridge.
The northern end has an 18th century 5 arch bridge across the Trent.

It is famous for being the furthest point in England which Bonnie Prince Charlie's army
reached during the Jacobite Rebellion of 1745.

Source: Wikipedia