Lower Bann Bridges. Movanagher Swing Bridge. Traditional Cache

This cache is a magnetic nano and close to water. Pen and Tweezers are required. The cache is part of a series of 13. In each log is a letter (A-M) with a corresponding number. Collect all numbers to reveal bonus cache.

N   AB  CD.EFG   W   H  IJ.KLM

The Lower Bann River flows from Lough Neagh at Toome to the Atlantic Ocean at Portstewart. The river is 38 miles (51 km) long and is a canalised waterway with five navigational locks at Toome, Portna, Movanagher, Carnroe and Castleroe. It acts as most of the county border between Counties Antrim and Londonderry. This series has 13 caches at or nearby 13 bridges (used and disused) that span part or all of the river.   Five locks were constructed to allow navigation down the river by engineer John McMahon between 1846 - 1856. Keep an eye on any geo kids, hounds and yourselves as there is water close by. This series can be completed by boat. There are picnic tables and it is a beautiful place for a stroll. There are also fishing stands, a number are wheel chair friendly, however cache is not.