Flush Bracket G681: Kincardine Bridge   

SE face of concrete pier, 220' NE of junction of wall and fence, NW side of Kincardine Bridge [2GL]; Kincardine Bridge, NWparapet, 68.0m NE from fence junction - on NW parapet, SE face of 4th lamp-post from SW end of bridge.

Location
Grid reference: NS 9219 8697.
Landranger 65: Falkirk & Linlithgow, Dunfermline.
Structure: Bridge.
Waypoint: FBG681.

Neighbouring Flush Brackets

G828	Kincardine, Toll Road 1.23km to the northeast.
G4290	Haughs of Airth 1.26km to the southwest.
G829	Kincardine, Kirk Street 1.27km to the northeast.
G4291	Broomknowe 2.37km to the north.
G680	South Bellsdyke 2.72km to the southwest.

The nearest fundamental bench mark is Stirling, 12.76km to the northwest.

Second Geodetic Levelling, Scotland (1936-52)
This flush bracket was used during the Second geodetic levelling, Scotland, and was levelled with a height of 25.8350 feet [7.8745 metres] above mean sea level (Newlyn datum). It was included on the Linlithgow to Kincardine levelling line. The surveyor's description was SE face of concrete pier, 220' NE of junction of wall and fence, NW side of Kincardine Bridge.

Third Geodetic Levelling, Scotland (1956-68)
This flush bracket was used during the Third geodetic levelling, Scotland. It was included on the Linlithgow to Stirling levelling line.

Logged Visits
Logged on 8th July 2006 by coineanach. Condition: Slightly damaged.

Logged on 31st December 2005 by RHW. Grid reference: NS 922 870. Condition: Good.
Kincardine Road Bridge, River Forth. N side of road, on S face of 4th lamp-post from SW end of bridge. roadside

Logged on 19th March 2005 by clochandighter. Grid reference: NS 921 869. Condition: Slightly damaged.
On N.W. parapet towards S.W. end of bridge. Parapet adorns a lamppost. The damage is only slight, but the numerals have taken a bit of a dunt. Was also covered in cement dust from nearby road maintenance. Photographed 19/03/2005, GRP.

Logged on 19th March 2004 by iainmac. Grid reference: NS 921 869. Condition: Slightly damaged.
On N side of bridge

Logged on 9th July 1990 by clochandighter. Condition: Good.
This is the first non pillar flush bracket I ever saw! Although I bagged G4350 in 1986, I had seen G681 from a passing car in 1985. I dismissed it as a marker plate which just looked like an OSBM flush bracket. Back then I thought FBs only existed on triangulation pillars. I have been bagging trig pillars since 1983. GRP.