The old bridge was washed away in the floods of 1990s and a new bridge built downstream.

This river was tidal until a flood barrier was built downstream in the mid 20th century.

The solution was to replace the original dam with a second dam built downstream in 1978.

It was built only a few metres downstream of the first bridge.

A new terminal Pleasure has also already been built downstream.

By 1955, two more generating stations had been built downstream from the original powerhouse.

If it ever proceeds, a new bridge would be built downstream from Carlisle bridge.

A modern bridge has been built a few kilometres downstream at Nyago.

In 1768 a second Henley House was built on an island 8 miles downstream from the first.

The structure was built downstream at Hemmant and took three months to construct.