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Bridge Number Bridge Name Parish Community Area Grid Reference Bridge Number Bridge Name Parish Community Area Grid Reference R10/21 Liege Newton Toney Amesbury 421701 - 140268 1260 Camp Road Bulford Amesbury 417399 - 144024 C10/12 Porton Idmiston Amesbury 419658 - 137647 1022 Countess (New) Amesbury Amesbury 415400 - 141945 1023 Southway Park Bradford-On Avon Bradford-On-Avon 382601 - 159843 C4/65 Rowden Chippenham Chippenham 390969 - 172564 R4/4 Avils Lane Stanton St Quintin Chippenham 392046 - 180961 1087 Ladyfield Road Chippenham Chippenham 390987 - 172986 C4/366 Chissell Brook Sutton Benger Chippenham 395012 - 176889 1186 Needles Grittleton Chippenham 388552 - 180261 1074 The Bridge Chippenham Chippenham 391926 - 173431 3057 Potterne Road Devizes Devizes 400613 - 160913 3003 Devizes Castle Devizes Devizes 400517 - 161039 3021 Pans Lane Devizes Devizes 400909 - 160651 R7/28 Spaniels Bishops Cannings Devizes 404169 - 162232 R7/52 Potterne Park Potterne Devizes 400295 - 157684 R7/40 Lutsey Worton Devizes 396078 - 158771 R7/92 Rick Barton West Lavington Devizes 400738 - 152845 1009 Britford North Britford Downton 415652 - 128396 3092 Porker Hullavington Malmesbury 387356 - 183045 3088 Callow Hill Brinkworth Malmesbury 403762 - 183842 3093 Fosse Way Hullavington Malmesbury 386218 - 182857 C1/152 Dauntsey Church Dauntsey Malmesbury 397923 - 182356 R1/29 Woodbridge Lea and Cleverton Malmesbury 398865 - 186262 C1/157 Hankerton Hankerton Malmesbury 396987 - 191018 C1/160 Stanes Malmesbury Malmesbury 393081 - 187760 R1/69 Garsdon Mill Lea and Cleverton Malmesbury 395793 - 188021 R1/7 Westerly Brokenborough Malmesbury 391505 - 189363 3073 Dauntsey Road Dauntsey Malmesbury 398198 - 179701 3090 Rodbourne Malmesbury Without Malmesbury 392938 - 182751 3012 Little Bedwyn Little bedwyn Marlborough 429026 - 165931 4023 Bedwyn Great Bedwyn Marlborough 428043 - 164451 R5/21 Lockeridge West Overton Marlborough 414771 - 168125 5044 Skates Corner Chilton Foliat Marlborough 432152 - 170002 R5/19 Clatford Preshute Marlborough 415907 - 168857 R5/4 Winterbourne Bassett Winterbourne Bassett Marlborough 410240 - 174987 R5/12 Ogbourne St Andrew Ogbourne St Andrew Marlborough 419012 - 172125 3097 Dunch Lane Melksham Melksham 390050 - 166495 C6/177 Melksham Town Melksham Melksham 390380 - 164140 C6/38 Broughton Broughton Gifford Melksham 387749 - 163030 R6/28 Lenton Atworth Melksham 386105 - 163614 R11/39 Mead Mere Mere 381641 - 132369 3124 Old House Lane Sedgehill & Semley Mere 387590 - 126778 C8/191 Haxton Fittleton Pewsey 414778 - 149153 C8/190 Enford Enford Pewsey 414176 - 151538 R8/19 Charlton Charlton Pewsey 411526 - 156159 R8/7 Sharcot Mill Manningford Pewsey 414516 - 158900 R8/8 Manningford Bruce Manningford Pewsey 413850 - 158603 R8/20 Cuttenham Wilsford Pewsey 410731 - 157026 R8/28 Gladiator Enford Pewsey 413763 - 152475 1114 Harcourt Salisbury Salisbury 414021 - 129941 1113 Ashley Road 2 Salisbury Salisbury 414114 - 130920 1117 Greyfriars Subway Salisbury Salisbury 414774 - 129337 1118 Harnham Subway Salisbury Salisbury 414535 - 129172 C12/229 Laverstock Mill Laverstock Salisbury 415531 - 130215 1112 Ashley Road 1 Salisbury Salisbury 413862 - 130812 C8/196 Tidworth 1st Tidworth Tidworth 423517 - 149199 R11/9 Tisbury Row Tisbury Tisbury 395081 - 129735 1028 Sling Fovant Tisbury 400329 - 128878 C11/248 Donhead Mill Donhead st Andrew Tisbury 391231 - 124013 R11/22 Portash Chilmark Tisbury 397081 - 132039 3123 Pyt House Lane West Tisbury Tisbury 391459 - 127475 4049 Whaddon Hilperton Trowbridge 387903 - 160769 C6/293 Bricken/Blackball West Ashton Trowbridge 386680 - 157352 C6/261 Cradle Trowbridge Trowbridge 385646- 157630 R9/4 Town’s End Chitterne Warminster 399523 - 144463 C9/272 Heytesbury 4th Heytesbury Warminster 392706 - 142195 R9/35 Suffers Boyton Warminster 394210 - 140109 C9/353 Heytesbury Lodge Heytesbury Warminster 393216 - 142548 R9/26 Bishopstrow Mill Bishopstrow Warminster 389747 - 143964 3033 Westbury Station Westbury Westbury 386262 - 152088 3015 Edington Road Edington Westbury 391542 - 153489 3035 Edington-Ivy Mill Farm Edington Westbury 392590 - 153894 3037 Edington-Cowleaze lane Edington Westbury 393382 - 154174 3036 Edington-Lambourne Lane Edington Westbury 392863 - 154022 R6/22 Fairwood Culvert Dilton Marsh Westbury 384363 - 151741 C12/358 North Street 1 Wilton Wilton 409753 - 131356 3121 Dinton Station Dinton Wilton 400997 - 130969 3107 Grovely Wilton Wilton 408885 - 133023 R10/52 Steeple Langford 1st Steeple Langford Wilton 403734 - 137062 R12/65 Sheepwash Ebbesbourne Wake Wilton 399402 - 124384 R12/60 Watercress Broad Chalk Wilton 403031 - 125149 R12/54 Long Bridge Broad Chalk Wilton 404696 - 125686 R3/22 Tadpole Purton Wootton Bassett 411097 - 189719 R2/38 Nine Elms Lydiard Millicent Wootton Bassett 410861 - 186044 R2/19 Waterhay 3, Leigh Wootton Bassett 406001 - 193268 R2/41 Windmill Leaze Lydiard Tregoze Wootton Bassett 410167 - 184160 R2/68 Waterhay 4 Ashton Keynes Wootton Bassett 405875 - 193355 C2/102 Hancocks Water Wootton Bassett Wootton Bassett 407188 - 181302 R2/26 Dance Cricklade Wootton Bassett 409740 - 192368.
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