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A 17 arch bridge over the river Ouse, dating from the early 15th century. It is a scheduled Ancient Monument and is listed Grade I. |
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A long medieval crossing of the Great Ouse substantially rebuilt in the 19th century. |
 The only in situ example of an airship hangar to have survived from the pre-1918 period. |
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Cranfield Airport and University This early RAF station with pre WWII control tower is an operational base for classic aircraft, and the site of a commercial airport and a University. |
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An extended crossing of the Great Ouse flood plane consisting of a main section of six arches, a second of nine and a causeway of 20, originating in the 12th century. It is listed Grade II* |