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|[[Bloomers Hole Footbridge]]||[[Oxfordshire]]||[[Buscot Lock]]||2000||||steel footbridge across the River Thames
|[[Bloomers Hole Footbridge]]||[[Oxfordshire]]||[[Buscot Lock]]||2000||||steel footbridge across the River Thames
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|[[Blue Bridge (York)]]||[[North Yorkshire]]||[[York]]||1895||||spans the [[River Foss]]
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|[[Breydon Bridge]]||[[Norfolk]]||[[Great Yarmouth]]||1985||||Carries A12 road across the [[River Yare]]
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|[[Bridge of Sighs (Cambridge)|Bridge of Sighs]]||[[Cambridgeshire]]||[[Cambridge]]||1831 ||[[Grade I listed|G I]] || crosses the [[River Cam]]
|[[Bridge of Sighs (Cambridge)|Bridge of Sighs]]||[[Cambridgeshire]]||[[Cambridge]]||1831 ||[[Grade I listed|G I]] || crosses the [[River Cam]]
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|[[Bristol Bridge]]|| [[Bristol]]||[[Bristol]]||1768 ||[[Grade II listed|G II]] || crosses Bristol Harbour
|[[Bristol Bridge]]|| [[Bristol]]||[[Bristol]]||1768 ||[[Grade II listed|G II]] || crosses Bristol Harbour
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|[[Bromford Viaduct]]||[[West Midlands]]||[[Birmingham]]||1972||||M6 Motorway bridge over the [[River Tame, West Midlands|River Tame]]||Longest viaduct in Britain. Crosses [[River Tame, West Midlands|River Tame]]
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|[[Broughton Suspension Bridge]]||[[Greater Manchester]]||[[Salford, Greater Manchester|Salford]]||1826|||| Collapsed 1831 and rebuilt. Replaced 1924.
|[[Broughton Suspension Bridge]]||[[Greater Manchester]]||[[Salford, Greater Manchester|Salford]]||1826|||| Collapsed 1831 and rebuilt. Replaced 1924.
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|[[Clifton Aqueduct]]||[[Greater Manchester]]||[[Clifton, Greater Manchester|Clifton]]||1796||[[Grade II listed|G II]]||Disused canal bridge which carried the [[Manchester, Bolton and Bury Canal]] over the [[River Irwell]]
|[[Clifton Aqueduct]]||[[Greater Manchester]]||[[Clifton, Greater Manchester|Clifton]]||1796||[[Grade II listed|G II]]||Disused canal bridge which carried the [[Manchester, Bolton and Bury Canal]] over the [[River Irwell]]
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|[[Clifton Bridge]]||[[North Yorkshire]]||[[York]]||1963||||spans the [[River Ouse, Yorkshire|River Ouse]]
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|[[Clifton Suspension Bridge]]||[[Bristol]]|| [[Clifton, Bristol|Clifton]]||1864 ||[[Grade I listed|G I]] || [[Isambard Kingdom Brunel]]'s bridge over the [[Avon Gorge]]
|[[Clifton Suspension Bridge]]||[[Bristol]]|| [[Clifton, Bristol|Clifton]]||1864 ||[[Grade I listed|G I]] || [[Isambard Kingdom Brunel]]'s bridge over the [[Avon Gorge]]
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|[[Dartford]] Crossing|| colspan="5"| ''see'' [[Queen Elizabeth II Bridge]]
|[[Dartford]] Crossing|| colspan="5"| ''see'' [[Queen Elizabeth II Bridge]]
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|[[Dell Bridge]]||[[Merseyside]]||[[Port Sunlight]]||1894||[[Grade II listed|G II]] || Footbridge over former tidal hollow
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|[[Donnington Bridge]]||[[Oxfordshire]]|| [[Oxford]]||1962 || || spans the [[River Thames]]
|[[Donnington Bridge]]||[[Oxfordshire]]|| [[Oxford]]||1962 || || spans the [[River Thames]]
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|[[Dunham Bridge]]||[[Lincolnshire]] and [[Nottinghamshire]]||[[Dunham, Nottinghamshire|Dunham-on-Trent]]||1832||||Toll bridge over the [[River Trent]]
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|[[Dutton Horse Bridge]]||[[Cheshire]]||[[Acton Bridge]] and [[Dutton, Cheshire|Dutton]]||1919||[[Grade II* listed|G II*]] || Wooden footbridge over the [[River Weaver]]
|[[Dutton Horse Bridge]]||[[Cheshire]]||[[Acton Bridge]] and [[Dutton, Cheshire|Dutton]]||1919||[[Grade II* listed|G II*]] || Wooden footbridge over the [[River Weaver]]
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|[[Folly Bridge]]|| [[Oxfordshire]]||[[Oxford]]||1827 || || spans the [[River Thames]]
|[[Folly Bridge]]|| [[Oxfordshire]]||[[Oxford]]||1827 || || spans the [[River Thames]]
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|[[Foss Bridge]]||[[North Yorkshire]]||[[York]]||1812||[[Grade II* listed|G II*]] ||spans the [[River Foss]]
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|[[Framwellgate Bridge]]||[[County Durham]]||[[Durham, England|Durham]]||C15||[[Grade I listed|G I]]||spans the [[River Wear]]
|[[Framwellgate Bridge]]||[[County Durham]]||[[Durham, England|Durham]]||C15||[[Grade I listed|G I]]||spans the [[River Wear]]
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|[[Henley Bridge]]||[[Oxfordshire]] and [[Berkshire]]|| [[Henley-on-Thames|Henley]] and [[Remenham]]||1786 ||[[Grade I listed|G I]] ||spans the [[River Thames]]
|[[Henley Bridge]]||[[Oxfordshire]] and [[Berkshire]]|| [[Henley-on-Thames|Henley]] and [[Remenham]]||1786 ||[[Grade I listed|G I]] ||spans the [[River Thames]]
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|[[Hibaldstow Bridge]]||[[Lincolnshire]]||[[Hibaldstow]]||1889||[[Grade II listed|G II]]||Iron arch bridge over the [[River Ancholme]]
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|[[High Bridge, Lincoln|High Bridge]]||[[Lincolnshire]]||[[Lincoln, England|Lincoln]]||1160||[[Grade I listed |G I]]||spans the [[River Witham]]. Oldest bridge in UK with shops.
|[[High Bridge, Lincoln|High Bridge]]||[[Lincolnshire]]||[[Lincoln, England|Lincoln]]||1160||[[Grade I listed |G I]]||spans the [[River Witham]]. Oldest bridge in UK with shops.
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|[[Homersfield Bridge]]||[[Norfolk]] and [[Suffolk]]||[[Homersfield]]||1870||[[Grade II* listed |G II*]]||spans the [[River Waveney]]
|[[Homersfield Bridge]]||[[Norfolk]] and [[Suffolk]]||[[Homersfield]]||1870||[[Grade II* listed |G II*]]||spans the [[River Waveney]]
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|[[Horkstow Bridge]]||[[Lincolnshire]]||[[Horkstow]]||1836||[[Grade II* listed |G II*]]||Suspensin Bridge over the [[New River Ancholme]]
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|[[Hulme Arch Bridge]]||[[Greater Manchester]]||[[Manchester]]||1997||||carries Stretford Road over Princess Road
|[[Hulme Arch Bridge]]||[[Greater Manchester]]||[[Manchester]]||1997||||carries Stretford Road over Princess Road
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|[[Jubilee Bridge (Stockton-on-Tees)]]||[[County Durham]]||[[Stockton-on-Tees]]||2002||||spans the [[River Tees]]
|[[Jubilee Bridge (Stockton-on-Tees)]]||[[County Durham]]||[[Stockton-on-Tees]]||2002||||spans the [[River Tees]]
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|[[Kingsferry Bridge]]||[[Kent]]||[[Isle of Sheppey]]||1960||||[[Vertical lift bridge]]. Crosses the [[Swale]] between isle of Sheppey and mainland Kent.
|[[Keadby Bridge|King George V Bridge]]||[[Lincolnshire]]||[[Keadby]]||1916||[[Grade II listed |G II]]||Rolling lift road and rail bridge over the [[River Trent]]
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|[[Kingsferry Bridge]]||[[Kent]]||[[Isle of Sheppey]]||1960||||[[Vertical lift bridge]]. Crosses the [[Swale]] between the Isle of Sheppey and mainland Kent.
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|[[Kingsmead Viaduct]]||[[Hertfordshire]]||[[Ware, Hertfordshire|Ware]]||1976 || ||Crosses the [[Lea Valley]]
|[[Kingsmead Viaduct]]||[[Hertfordshire]]||[[Ware, Hertfordshire|Ware]]||1976 || ||Crosses the [[Lea Valley]]
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|[[Landacre Bridge]]||[[Somerset]]||[[Withypool]]||Late Medieval||[[Grade II* listed |G II*]]||spans the [[River Barle]]
|[[Landacre Bridge]]||[[Somerset]]||[[Withypool]]||Late Medieval||[[Grade II* listed |G II*]]||spans the [[River Barle]]
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|[[Lichfield Canal Aqueduct]]||[[Staffordshire]]||[[Brownhills]]||2003||||To carry new [[Lichfield Canal]] over [[M6 Toll Motorway]]
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|[[Langstone Bridge]]||[[Hampshire]]||[[Hayling Island]]||1956||||links [[Hayling Island]] to mainland
|[[Langstone Bridge]]||[[Hampshire]]||[[Hayling Island]]||1956||||links [[Hayling Island]] to mainland
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|[[Lendal Bridge]]||[[North Yorkshire]]||[[York]]||1863||[[Grade II listed |G I|]]|| spans the [[River Ouse, Yorkshire|River Ouse]]
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|[[Loyn Bridge]]||[[Lancashire]]||[[Hornby, Lancashire|Hornby]] and [[Gressingham]]||||[[Grade II* listed |G II*]]||spans the [[River Lune]]
|[[Loyn Bridge]]||[[Lancashire]]||[[Hornby, Lancashire|Hornby]] and [[Gressingham]]||||[[Grade II* listed |G II*]]||spans the [[River Lune]]
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|[[Middlesbrough Transporter Bridge]]||[[North Yorkshire]]|| [[Middlesbrough]]||1911 ||[[Grade II* listed |G II*]] || road bridge over the [[River Tees]]
|[[Middlesbrough Transporter Bridge]]||[[North Yorkshire]]|| [[Middlesbrough]]||1911 ||[[Grade II* listed |G II*]] || road bridge over the [[River Tees]]
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|[[York Millennium Bridge|Millennium Bridge]]||[[North Yorkshire]]||[[York]]||2001||||Footbridge over the [[River Ouse]]
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|[[Monk Bridge]]||[[North Yorkshire]]||[[York]]||1794||||spans the [[River Foss]]
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|[[Naburn Railway Bridge]]||[[North Yorkshire]]||[[York]]||1871||||Former railway bridge, now a footbridge over the 22River Ousee, Yorkshire|River Ouse]]
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|[[Nantwich Bridge]]||[[Cheshire]]||[[Nantwich]]||1803||[[Grade II listed|G II]]||crosses the [[River Weaver]]
|[[Nantwich Bridge]]||[[Cheshire]]||[[Nantwich]]||1803||[[Grade II listed|G II]]||crosses the [[River Weaver]]
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|[[Osney Bridge]]||[[Oxfordshire]]|| [[Oxford]]||1889 || ||spans the [[River Thames]]
|[[Osney Bridge]]||[[Oxfordshire]]|| [[Oxford]]||1889 || ||spans the [[River Thames]]
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|[[Ouse Bridge, York]]||[[North Yorkshire]]|| [[York]] ||1821 || ||spans the [[River Ouse, Yorkshire|River Ouse]]
|[[Ouse Bridge, York]]||[[North Yorkshire]]|| [[York]] ||1821 ||[[Grade II listed |G II]]|| || spans the [[River Ouse, Yorkshire|River Ouse]]
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|[[Ouse Bridge (M62)]]|| [[North Yorkshire]]||[[Goole]] and [[Howden]]||1976|| ||carrying the [[M62 motorway]] over the [[River Ouse, Yorkshire|River Ouse]]
|[[Ouse Bridge (M62)]]|| [[North Yorkshire]]||[[Goole]] and [[Howden]]||1976|| ||carrying the [[M62 motorway]] over the [[River Ouse, Yorkshire|River Ouse]]
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|[[Pero's Bridge]]||[[Bristol]]||[[Bristol]]||1999||||pedestrian [[bascule bridge]] spanning [[St Augustine's Reach]]
|[[Pero's Bridge]]||[[Bristol]]||[[Bristol]]||1999||||pedestrian [[bascule bridge]] spanning [[St Augustine's Reach]]
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|[[Perry Bridge]]||[[West Midlands (region)|West Midlands]]|| [[Birmingham]]||1711 || [[Grade II listed |G II]]||spands the [[River Tame, West Midlands|River Tame]]
|[[Perry Bridge]]||[[West Midlands (region)|West Midlands]]|| [[Birmingham]]||1711 || [[Grade II listed |G II]]||spans the [[River Tame, West Midlands|River Tame]]
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|[[Poole Bridge]]||[[Dorset]]|||[[Poole]]||1927||||Bascule bridge over harbour channel
|[[Poole Bridge]]||[[Dorset]]|||[[Poole]]||1927||||Bascule bridge over harbour channel
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|[[Radcot Bridge]]||[[Oxfordshire]]||[[Radcot]]||c.1200||[[Grade I listed |G I]]||spans the [[River Thames]]
|[[Radcot Bridge]]||[[Oxfordshire]]||[[Radcot]]||c.1200||[[Grade I listed |G I]]||spans the [[River Thames]]
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|[[Rakewood Viaduct]]||[[Greater Manchester]]||[[Littleborough]]||1966||||Carries [[M62 Motorway]] over Rakewood Valley
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|[[Reading Bridge]]||[[Berkshire]]||[[Reading, Berkshire|Reading]]||1923 || || spans the [[River Thames]]
|[[Reading Bridge]]||[[Berkshire]]||[[Reading, Berkshire|Reading]]||1923 || || spans the [[River Thames]]
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|[[Silver Jubilee Bridge]]||[[Cheshire]]|| [[Runcorn]] and [[Widnes]]||1961|| || Crosses the [[River Mersey]]. Also called [[Runcorn]]-[[Widnes]] bridge
|[[Silver Jubilee Bridge]]||[[Cheshire]]|| [[Runcorn]] and [[Widnes]]||1961|| || Crosses the [[River Mersey]]. Also called [[Runcorn]]-[[Widnes]] bridge
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|[[Skeldergate Bridge]]||[[North Yorkshire]]||[[York]]||1881||[[Grade II listed |G II]]||spans the [[River Ouse, Yorkshire|River Ouse]]
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|[[Skerton Bridge]]||[[Lancashire]]||[[Lancaster, Lancashire|Lancaster]]||1787||[[Grade II* listed |G II*]]||spans the [[River Lune]]
|[[Skerton Bridge]]||[[Lancashire]]||[[Lancaster, Lancashire|Lancaster]]||1787||[[Grade II* listed |G II*]]||spans the [[River Lune]]
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|[[Tinsley Viaduct]]||[[South Yorkshire]]||[[Sheffield]]||1968|| ||Carries M1 over [[River Don, South Yorkshire|Don Valley]]. First UK two-tier road-bridge
|[[Tinsley Viaduct]]||[[South Yorkshire]]||[[Sheffield]]||1968|| ||Carries M1 over [[River Don, South Yorkshire|Don Valley]]. First UK two-tier road-bridge
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|[[Trent Bridge, Gainsborough|Trent Bridge]]||[[Lincolnshire]]||[[Gainsborough, Lincolnshire|Gainsborough]]||1791||[[Grade II listed|G II]]||spans the [[River Trent]]
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|[[Trevemper|Trevemper Bridge]]||[[Cornwall]]||[[Trevemper]]||C19||[[Grade II listed|G II]]|| crosses the River Ganner
|[[Trevemper|Trevemper Bridge]]||[[Cornwall]]||[[Trevemper]]||C19||[[Grade II listed|G II]]|| crosses the River Ganner

Revision as of 19:43, 15 June 2015

Bridges in the United Kingdom is a link page for any non-railway bridge in the United Kingdom.

Railway bridges are listed under: List of railway bridges and viaducts in the United Kingdom.

England

Greater London

Name Locality Date Grade Notes
Albert Bridge Battersea and Chelsea 1873 G II*
Battersea Bridge Battersea and Chelsea 1890 G II
Blackfriars Bridge Blackfriars 1869
Chelsea Bridge Chelsea and Battersea 1937 G II Suspension bridge
Chiswick Bridge Chiswick and Mortlake 1933
Golden Jubilee Bridges Charing Cross and South Bank 2002 Footbridges flanking Hungerford Railway Bridge
Hammersmith Bridge Hammersmith and Barnes 1887 G II* Suspension bridge
Hampton Court Bridge Hampton and East Molesey (Surrey) 1933 G II South end in Surrey
Kew Bridge Kew 1903 G II
Lambeth Bridge Westminster and Lambeth 1932
London Bridge City of London and Southwark 1973 Box girder bridge
London Millennium Bridge City of London and Bankside 2000 Suspension footbridge
Putney Bridge Putney and Fulham 1886 G II
Richmond Bridge Richmond 1777 G I
Richmond Footbridge Richmondand St Margarets, London 1894 G II*
Royal Victoria Dock Bridge London Docklands 1998 High level footbridge
Southwark Bridge City of London and Southwark 1921 G II
Tower Bridge Tower Hamlets and Southwark 1894 G II Bascule bridge
Twickenham Bridge Richmond 1933 G II*
Vauxhall Bridge Vauxhall and Pimlico 1906 G II*
Wandsworth Bridge Battersea and Parsons Green 1940 Cantilever bridge
Waterloo Bridge South Bank 1945 G II* Box girder bridge
Westminster Bridge Westminster and Lambeth 1862 G II*

Rest of England

Name County Locality Date Grade Notes
A34 Road Bridge Oxfordshire Oxford 1961 spans the River Thames
A419 Road Bridge Wiltshire Cricklade 1988 spans the River Thames
Abingdon Bridge Oxfordshire Abingdon 1927 G II crosses the River Thames
Albert Bridge, Datchet Berkshire Datchet and Old Windsor 1927 Spans the River Thames
Albert Bridge, Manchester Greater Manchester Manchester 1785 G II spans the River Irwell
Aldford Iron Bridge Cheshire Aldford 1824 G I crosses the River Dee
Avonmouth Bridge Bristol Avonmouth 1974 carries M5 over the River Avon
Barle Bridge Somerset Dulverton Middle Ages G II crosses the River Barle
Barnstaple Long Bridge Devon Barnstaple 1280 G I crosses the River Taw
Barton Road Swing Bridge Greater Manchester Barton-on-Irwell 1894 G II Swing bridge over the Manchester Ship Canal
Barton Swing Aqueduct Greater Manchester Barton-on-Irwell 1893 G II Canal aqueduct over the Manchester Ship Canal
Bathampton Toll Bridge Somerset Bath 1872 G II crosses River Avon
Beckfoot Bridge West Yorkshire Bingley G II spans Harden Beck.
Berwick Bridge Northumberland Berwick-upon-Tweed 1624 G I crosses the River Tweed
Bewdley Bridge Worcestershire Bewdley 1798 G I crosses the River Severn
Bideford Long Bridge Devon Bideford C15 G I crosses the River Torridge
Black Boys Bridge Berkshire Newbury crosses the Reading to Taunton railway
Blackfriars Bridge Greater Manchester Manchester 1820 G II crosses the River Irwell
Blaydon Bridge Tyne and Wear Newcastle-on-Tyne 1990 spans the River Tyne
Bloomers Hole Footbridge Oxfordshire Buscot Lock 2000 steel footbridge across the River Thames
Blue Bridge (York) North Yorkshire York 1895 spans the River Foss
Breydon Bridge Norfolk Great Yarmouth 1985 Carries A12 road across the River Yare
Bridge of Sighs Cambridgeshire Cambridge 1831 G I crosses the River Cam
Bridge of Sighs Oxfordshire Oxford 1914 footbridge over New College Lane
Bristol Bridge Bristol Bristol 1768 G II crosses Bristol Harbour
Bromford Viaduct West Midlands Birmingham 1972 M6 Motorway bridge over the River Tame Longest viaduct in Britain. Crosses River Tame
Broughton Suspension Bridge Greater Manchester Salford 1826 Collapsed 1831 and rebuilt. Replaced 1924.
Burghfield Bridge Berkshire Burghfield Bridge c.1812 G II crosses the River Kennet
Bury Bridge Somerset Brompton Regis Medieval G II* spans the River Haddeo
Cambeck Bridge Cumbria Cambeck Bridge C19 G II crosses the River Irthing
Cathedral Green Footbridge Derbyshire Derby 2009 carries pedestrians across the River Derwent
Cavendish Bridge Derbyshire and Leicestershire Cavendish Bridge 1957 crosses the River Trent
Caversham Bridge Berkshire Reading 1926 crosses the River Thames
Chester New Bridge County Durham Chester-le-Street C15? G II* spans the River Wear
Clifton Aqueduct Greater Manchester Clifton 1796 G II Disused canal bridge which carried the Manchester, Bolton and Bury Canal over the River Irwell
Clifton Bridge North Yorkshire York 1963 spans the River Ouse
Clifton Suspension Bridge Bristol Clifton 1864 G I Isambard Kingdom Brunel's bridge over the Avon Gorge
Clopton Bridge Warwickshire Stratford-upon-Avon 1480 G I crosses the River Avon
Cobden Bridge Hampshire Southampton 1928 spans the River Itchen
Cobweb Bridge South Yorkshire Sheffield 2002 footbridge over the River Don
Conway's Bridge Berkshire Park Place 1763 Carries the A321 Wargrave to Henley on Thames over the Happy Valley
Cookham Bridge Berkshire Cookham 1867 Iron girder bridge over the Thames
Corporation Bridge Lincolnshire Grimsby 1928 Bascule bridge over dock
Corporation Street Bridge Greater Manchester Manchester 1999 Covered footbridge over Corporation Street
Cosgrove aqueduct Buckinghamshire and Northamptonshire Cosgrove 1811 carries the Grand Union Canal over the River Great Ouse
Cricklade Town Bridge Wiltshire Cricklade 1852 spans the River Thames
Crosskeys Bridge Lincolnshire Sutton Bridge 1897 G II* Swing bridge over the River Nene
Dartford Crossing see Queen Elizabeth II Bridge
Dell Bridge Merseyside Port Sunlight 1894 G II Footbridge over former tidal hollow
Donnington Bridge Oxfordshire Oxford 1962 spans the River Thames
Dunham Bridge Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire Dunham-on-Trent 1832 Toll bridge over the River Trent
Dutton Horse Bridge Cheshire Acton Bridge and Dutton 1919 G II* Wooden footbridge over the River Weaver
Eamont Bridge Cumbria Eamont Bridge C15 G I crosses the River Eamont
Eaton Footbridge Oxfordshire 1936 wooden footbridge across the River Thames
Eckington Bridge Worcestershire Eckington 1720 G II* spans the River Avon
Elvet Bridge County Durham Durham C13 G I spans the River Wear
Essex Bridge Staffordshire Great Haywood 1550 G I spans the River Trent
Ewood Aqueduct Lancashire Backburn C19 G II crosses the River Darwen and a road
Exeter Bridge Derbyshire Derby 1929 Spans the River Derwent
Fingle Bridge Devon Drewsteignton C17 G II* spanning the River Teign
Folly Bridge Oxfordshire Oxford 1827 spans the River Thames
Foss Bridge North Yorkshire York 1812 G II* spans the River Foss
Framwellgate Bridge County Durham Durham C15 G I spans the River Wear
Galton Bridge West Midlands Smethwick 1829 G I Crosses canal. World's longest single-span bridge when built by Thomas Telford
Gateshead Millennium Bridge Tyne and Wear Gateshead and Newcastle upon Tyne 2001 Pedestrian tilt bridge over River Tyne
Godmanchester Chinese Bridge Cambridgeshire Godmanchester 1960 spans the River Great Ouse
Goring and Streatley Bridge Berkshire and Oxfordshire Streatley and Goring 1923 spans the River Thames
Great Barford Bridge Bedfordshire Great Barford C15 G I spans the River Great Ouse
Greyhound Bridge Lancashire Lancaster 1911 former railway bridge, now road bridge, over the River Lune
Grosvenor Bridge Somerset Bath spans the River Avon east of the city
Grosvenor Bridge Cheshire Chester 1832 G I spans the River Dee
Handyside Bridge Derbyshire Derby 1878 Former wrought iron railway bridge converted to carry pedestrians across the River Derwent
Harrington Bridge Derbyshire and Leicestershire Sawley 1790 G II spans the River Trent
Haselbury Bridge Somerset Haselbury Plucknett C14 G II* spans the River Parrett
Henley Bridge Oxfordshire and Berkshire Henley and Remenham 1786 G I spans the River Thames
Hibaldstow Bridge Lincolnshire Hibaldstow 1889 G II Iron arch bridge over the River Ancholme
High Bridge Lincolnshire Lincoln 1160 G I spans the River Witham. Oldest bridge in UK with shops.
High Bridge Berkshire Reading 1788 across the River Kennet
Hockenhull Platts Cheshire Tarvin C18 G II Three footbridges across the River Gowy
Holman's Bridge Buckinghamshire Aylesbury by 1554 where the Battle of Aylesbury took place.
Holne Bridge Devon Ashburton 1413 G II* crosses the River Dart
Holt Fleet Bridge Worcestershire Holt Fleet 1828 G II over the River Severn
Homersfield Bridge Norfolk and Suffolk Homersfield 1870 G II* spans the River Waveney
Horkstow Bridge Lincolnshire Horkstow 1836 G II* Suspensin Bridge over the New River Ancholme
Hulme Arch Bridge Greater Manchester Manchester 1997 carries Stretford Road over Princess Road
Humber Bridge East Riding of Yorkshire and Lincolnshire Kingston-upon-Hull 1981 longest single span bridge in the UK, spanning the Humber Estuary
Infinity Bridge County Durham Stockton-on-Tees 2008 North Shore Development, carrying pedestrians across the River Tees
The Iron Bridge Shropshire Ironbridge 1781 G I Crosses the River Severn. World's first cast-iron bridge.
Itchen Bridge Hampshire Southampton 1977 Crosses the River Itchen
Jubilee Bridge (Stockton-on-Tees) County Durham Stockton-on-Tees 2002 spans the River Tees
King George V Bridge Lincolnshire Keadby 1916 G II Rolling lift road and rail bridge over the River Trent
Kingsferry Bridge Kent Isle of Sheppey 1960 Vertical lift bridge. Crosses the Swale between the Isle of Sheppey and mainland Kent.
Kingsmead Viaduct Hertfordshire Ware 1976 Crosses the Lea Valley
Kingsgate Bridge County Durham Durham 1966 G II Footbridge across the River Wear
Kirkstead Bridge Lincolnshire Woodhall Spa 1968 spans the River Witham
Landacre Bridge Somerset Withypool Late Medieval G II* spans the River Barle
Lichfield Canal Aqueduct Staffordshire Brownhills 2003 To carry new Lichfield Canal over M6 Toll Motorway
Langstone Bridge Hampshire Hayling Island 1956 links Hayling Island to mainland
Lendal Bridge North Yorkshire York 1863 G I| spans the River Ouse
Loyn Bridge Lancashire Hornby and Gressingham G II* spans the River Lune
Lune Aqueduct Lancashire Lancaster 1797 G I Carries the Lancaster Canal over the River Lune
Lune Millennium Bridge Lancashire Lancaster 2001 Footbridge over the River Lune
M4 Thames Bridge Berkshire and Buckinghamshire Bray and Dorney Reach 1960s carries M4 over the River Thames
Magdalen Bridge Oxfordshire Oxford 1790 crosses the River Cherwell
Maidenhead Bridge Berkshire and Buckinghamshire Maidenhead and Taplow 1777 G I Spans the River Thames
Marlow Bridge Buckinghamshire and Berkshire Marlow and Bisham 1832 G I Suspension bridge across the River Thames
Marlow By-pass Bridge Buckinghamshire and Berkshire Marlow and High Wycombe 1972 crosses the River Thames
Marple Aqueduct Greater Manchester Marple 1800 G I carries the Peak Forest Canal across the River Goyt
Malmsmead Bridge Devon and Somerset Brendon and Oare C17 G II crosses Badgworthy Water
Mathematical Bridge Cambridgeshire Queens' College, Cambridge 1749 G II Wooden footbridge over River Cam
Media City Footbridge Greater Manchester Salford 2011 Footbridge over the Manchester Ship Canal
Medway Viaducts Kent Rochester 1963 span the River Medway
Michaelson Road Bridge Cumbria Barrow-in-Furness 1960 Bascule bridge
Middlesbrough Transporter Bridge North Yorkshire Middlesbrough 1911 G II* road bridge over the River Tees
Millennium Bridge North Yorkshire York 2001 Footbridge over the River Ouse
Monk Bridge North Yorkshire York 1794 spans the River Foss
Naburn Railway Bridge North Yorkshire York 1871 River Ouse]]
Nantwich Bridge Cheshire Nantwich 1803 G II crosses the River Weaver
Newbridge, River Dart Devon Ashburton 1413 G II* spans the River Dart
Newbridge, River Thames Oxfordshire Abingdon and Whitney C14 G I and G II* spans the River Thames
Newsham Bridge Lincolnshire Brocklesby Park 1772 G I crosses Newsham Lake
Northam Bridge Hampshire Southampton 1954 Spans the River Itchen. The first major prestressed concrete road bridge in the United Kingdom.
Northgate, Chester Cheshire Chester 1810 G I Footbridge over Northgate Street
Old Bridge, Huntingdon Cambridgeshire Huntingdon 1332 spans the River Great Ouse
Old Dee Bridge Cheshire Chester 1387 G I spans the River Dee
Old Walton Bridge Surrey Walton on Thames and Shepperton 1750 Crossed the River Thames. Dismantled 1783
Orwell Bridge Suffolk Ipswich 1982 spans the River Orwell
Osney Bridge Oxfordshire Oxford 1889 spans the River Thames
Ouse Bridge, York North Yorkshire York 1821 G II spans the River Ouse
Ouse Bridge (M62) North Yorkshire Goole and Howden 1976 carrying the M62 motorway over the River Ouse
Palatine Bridge, Salford Greater Manchester Salford 1864 Wrought iron bridge over the River Irwell
Pero's Bridge Bristol Bristol 1999 pedestrian bascule bridge spanning St Augustine's Reach
Perry Bridge West Midlands Birmingham 1711 G II spans the River Tame
Poole Bridge Dorset Poole 1927 Bascule bridge over harbour channel
Postbridge Clapper Bridge Devon Postbridge C13 G II* crosses the East Dart
Prebends Bridge County Durham Durham 1778 G I spans the River Wear
Prestolee Aqueduct Greater Manchester Bolton 1793 G II Disused. Carried the Manchester, Bolton and Bury Canal across the River Irwell
Preston Pipe Bridge County Durham Borough of Stockton-on-Tees 1959 carries water pipes across the River Tees
Princess of Wales Bridge County Durham Stockton-on-Tees 1992 crosses the River Tees
Pulteney Bridge Somerset Bath 1774 G I Crosses the River Avon. A unique traffic bridge that includes shops along its length
Queen Elizabeth Bridge Berkshire Windsor 1966 carries the A332 Windsor By-pass across the River Thames
Queen Elizabeth II Bridge Kent and Essex Dartmouth and Thurrock 1991 Cable stayed bridge over Thames estuary
Radcot Bridge Oxfordshire Radcot c.1200 G I spans the River Thames
Rakewood Viaduct Greater Manchester Littleborough 1966 Carries M62 Motorway over Rakewood Valley
Reading Bridge Berkshire Reading 1923 spans the River Thames
Redheugh Bridge Tyne and Wear Newcastle upon Tyne and Gateshead 1983 spans the River Tyne
Robbers Bridge Somerset Porlock spans Weir Water
Rochester Bridge Kent Rochester and Strood 1914 crosses the River Medway
Rotherham Bridge South Yorkshire Rotherham by 1483 G I spans the River Don
Saint Alkmund's Way Footbridge Derbyshire Derby 2007 carries pedestrians across the River Derwent
St Ives Bridge Cambridgeshire St Ives C15 G I spans the River Great Ouse
Salford Quays lift bridge Greater Manchester Salford 2000 vertical lift footbridge spanning the Manchester Ship Canal
Scammonden Bridge West Yorkshire Scammonden 1970 Crosses M62 motorway. The longest single span non-suspension bridge in the world when built
Shard Bridge Lancashire Hambleton and Singleton 1993 spans the River Wyre
Sheppey Crossing Kent 2006 Crosses the Swale to link the Isle of Sheppey with the Kent mainland
Silver Jubilee Bridge Cheshire Runcorn and Widnes 1961 Crosses the River Mersey. Also called Runcorn-Widnes bridge
Skeldergate Bridge North Yorkshire York 1881 G II spans the River Ouse
Skerton Bridge Lancashire Lancaster 1787 G II* spans the River Lune
Sonning Bridge Berkshire and Oxfordshire Sonning 1775 G II spans the River Thames
Spa Bridge North Yorkshire Scarborough 1827 G II* Footbridge over ravine
Stanley Ferry Aqueduct West Yorkshire Stanley Ferry 1839 G I Cast Iron canal bridge over the River Calder
Store Street Aqueduct Greater Manchester Manchester 1798 G II* carries Ashton Canal across Store Street, Manchester
Summerleaze Footbridge Berkshire and Buckinghamshire Bray and Dorney 1996 Carries footpath over the River Thames
Sunderland Bridge County Durham Sunderland Bridge C 14 G I|spans the River Wear
Surtees Bridge Durham Thornaby-on-Tees 2008 spans the River Tees
Swarkestone Bridge Derbyshire Swarkestone C13 G I crosses the River Trent
Sweet Track Somerset 3806 BC walk bridge, 1.2 miles
Swinford Toll Bridge Oxfordshire Eynsham 1769 Privately owned toll bridge across the River Thames
Tamar Bridge Devon and Cornwall Plymouth and Saltash 1962 road bridge across the River Tamar
Tarr Steps Somerset Exmoor National Park 1000 BC G I an historic clapper bridge over the River Barle
Tees Barrage Durham Stockton-on-Tees 1995 Barrage across the River Tees
Tees Newport Bridge Cleveland Middlesbrough and Stockton on Tees 1934 first vertical lift bridge in Britain
Teesquay Millennium Footbridge Durham Stockton-on-Tees 2000 cable-stayed footbridge across the River Tees
A19 Tees Viaduct (Tees Flyover) North Yorkshire Middlesbrough 1975 Carries A19 over the River Tees
Temple Footbridge Berkshire and Buckinghamshire Hurley 1989 spans the River Thames
Thelwall Viaduct Cheshire Lymm 1995 carries M6 over the Manchester Ship Canal
Thornborough Bridge Buckinghamshire Thornborough and Buckingham C14 G I crosses Padbury Brook
Tickford Bridge Buckinghamshire Newport Pagnell 1810 G I Iron bridge over the River Ouzel
Tinsley Viaduct South Yorkshire Sheffield 1968 Carries M1 over Don Valley. First UK two-tier road-bridge
Trent Bridge Lincolnshire Gainsborough 1791 G II spans the River Trent
Trevemper Bridge Cornwall Trevemper C19 G II crosses the River Ganner
Trinity Bridge Lincolnshire Crowland 1390 G I Former river crossing now on dry land.
Trinity Bridge, Greater Manchester Greater Manchester Manchester and Salford 1995 Footbridge across the River Irwell
Twin Sails Bridge Dorset Poole 2012 Bascule bridge over Backwater Channel to harbour
Tyne Bridge Tyne and Wear Newcastle upon Tyne and Gateshead 1928 Crosses the River Tyne
Valley Bridge North Yorkshire Scarborough 1865 spans Ramsdale
Victoria Avenue Bridge Cambridgeshire Cambridge 1890 spans the River Cam
Victoria Bridge, Bath Somerset Bath 1836 G II* spans the River Avon
Victoria Bridge, Datchet Berkshire Datchet and Windsor 1967 spans the River Thames
Victoria Bridge, Manchester Greater Manchester Manchester and Salford 1839 G II spans the River Irwell
Victoria Bridge (Stockton-on-Tees) Durham Stockton-on-Tees 1887 G II spans the River Tees
Walney Bridge Cumbria Barrow-in-Furness 1908 Connects Walney Island to mainland. A Bascule bridge
Warrington Transporter Bridge Cheshire Warrington 1916 G II* Closed 1964
Watergate, Chester Cheshire Chester 1790 G I Footbridge over A548
Whitchurch Bridge Berkshire and Oxfordshire Pangbourne and Whitchurch 1902 G II over the River Thames
Wilford Toll Bridge Nottinghamshire Wilford and Nottingham 1870 G II (part) Spans the River Trent. Closed to vehicles 1974
Wilton Bridge Herefordshire Wilton and Ross-on-Wye 1599 G I spans the River Wye
Windsor Bridge Berkshire Windsor and Eton 1824 G II Crosses the River Thames
Yarrow Bridge Lancashire Chorley C17 spans the River Yarrow

England and Wales

Name County Locality Date Grade Notes
Bigsweir Bridge Gloucestershire and Monmouthshire St Briavels and Llandogo 1827 G II* Cast-iron bridge over the River Wye
Farndon Bridge Cheshire and Wrexham Farndon and Holt 1339 G I Crosses the River Dee
Old Wye Bridge Gloucestershire and Monmouthshire Tutshill and Chepstow 1816 G I Spans the River Wye
Severn Bridge Gloucestershire and Monmouthshire Aust and Chepstow 1966 G I Suspension bridge crossing the River Severn and the River Wye
Second Severn Crossing Gloucestershire and Monmouthshire Severn Beach and Sudbrook 1996 Cable-stayed bridge crossing the River Severn

England and Scotland

Name County Locality Date Grade Notes
Coldstream Bridge Northumberland and Borders Cornhill-on-Tweed and Coldstream 1767 G II* spans the River Tweed
Ladykirk and Norham Bridge Northumberland and Borders Norham and Ladykirk 1887 G II spans the River Tweed
Union Chain Bridge Northumberland and Berwickshire Horncliffe and Fishwick 1820 G I spans the River Tweed

Scotland

Glasgow

Name Locality Date Grade Notes
Albert Bridge Saltmarket 1871 Cat A spans the River Clyde
Bell's Bridge 1988 Footbridge across the River Clyde
Clyde Arc Finnieston and Pacific Quay 1969 spans the River Clyde
Dalmarnock Bridge Rutherglen and Dalmarnock 1891 spans the River Clyde
George V Bridge Tradeston and Glasgow City Centre 1928 Cat B spans the River Clyde
Glasgow Bridge 1899 Cat B spans the River Clyde
King's Bridge Hutchesontown and Glasgow Green 1933 spans the River Clyde
Kingston Bridge Central Glasgow 1970 Cantilever bridge conveying the M8 over the River Clyde
Millennium Bridge 2002 Footbridge over the River Clyde
Polmadie Bridge 1955 Footbridge over the River Clyde (closed in 2015)
Rutherglen Bridge Rutherglen 1896 spans the River Clyde
South Portland Street Suspension Bridge
St. Andrew's Suspension Bridge
Tradeston Bridge Tradeston and Anderston 2009 Footbridge across the River Clyde
Victoria Bridge Central Glasgow 1854 spans the River Clyde

Rest of Scotland

Name County Locality Date Grade Notes
Ballachulish Bridge Invernessshire Ballachulish 1975 Crosses the narrows between Loch Leven and Loch Linnhe
Bonar Bridge Scottish Highlands Bonar Bridge 1973 Crosses the Kyle of Sutherland
Bridge of Awe Argyll Taynuilt 1756 Spanned the River Awe. Destroyed by floods in 1992 and replaced by new bridge.
Bridge of Dee Aberdeen Aberdeen 1527 Cat A spans the River Dee
Brig o' Balgownie Aberdeen Old Aberdeen 1320 Cat A spans the River Don
Carrbridge Scottish Highlands Carrbridge 1717 Cat A old packhorse bridge over the River Dulnain
Clachan Bridge Argyll and Bute Oban 1793 Cat A spans the Clachan Sound, connecting the Isle of Seil to the Scottish mainland.
Clackmannanshire Bridge Fife and Falkirk Kincardine 2008 Crosses the Firth of Forth
Connel Bridge Argyll and Bute Connel 1903 Cat B Cantilever bridge over Loch Etive
Craigellachie Bridge Moray Aberlour 1814 Cat A Cast iron bridge across the River Spey
Brig o' Doon Ayrshire Alloway C15 Cat A spans the River Doon
Dornoch Firth Bridge Ross and Cromarty and Sutherland Tain and Dornoch 1991 Crosses Dornoch Firth
Dryburgh Suspension Bridge Scottish Borders Dryburgh Abbey 1872 Suspension footbridge across the River Tweed
Erskine Bridge West Dumbartonshire and Renfrewshire Erskine 1971 Cable-stayed box girder bridge over the River Clyde
Findhorn Bridge Findhorn A96 road over the River Findhorn
Forth Road Bridge Edinburgh and Fife South Queensferry and North Queensferry 1964 crosses the Firth of Forth
Friarton Bridge Perth and Kinross Perth 1978 across the Firth of Tay
Inveramsay Bridge Aberdeenshire Inveramsay Under construction in 2015 Carries the A96 road over the Aberdeen to Inverness Line
Kalemouth Suspension Bridge Scottish Borders Kalemouth c.1830 Cat A Wrought iron bridge spanning the River Teviot
Kessock Bridge Inverness and Scottish Highlands Inverness and North Kessock 1982 Crosses the Beauly Firth, to connect Inverness and the Black Isle
Kincardine Bridge Falkirk and Fife Kincardine 1936 Crosses upper reaches of the Firth of Forth
Kyle of Tongue Bridge Sutherland 1971 Crosses the Kyle of Tongue
Kylesku Bridge Sutherland 1984 Box girder bridge crossing the Loch a' Chàirn Bhàin
Laxford Bridge Scottish Highlands Sutherland c.1834 Cat B spans the River Laxford
Overtoun Bridge West Dumbartonshire Dumbarton 1895 Cat B an arch bridge over the Overtoun Burn.
Perth Bridge Perth and Kinross Perth 1771 Cat A A stone arch bridge, also known as Smeaton's Bridge, crossing the River Tay.
River Leven Bridge Fife Glenrothes 1995 a cable-stayed bridge spanning Riverside Park and the River Leven
St. Devenick's Bridge Aberdeen Ardoe and Cults 1837 A derelict suspension footbridge known locally as Shakkin' Briggie
Skye Bridge Inner Hebrides Isle of Skye 1995 between Kyle of Lochalsh on the mainland and Kyleakin on the Isle of Skye
Tay Road Bridge Fife and Dundee Newport-on-Tay 1966 Carries A92 road over the Firth of Tay
Victoria Bridge Aberdeenshire Mar Lodge Estate 1905 Cat B Private bridge over the River Dee

Northern Ireland

Name County Locality Date Grade Notes
Albert Bridge, Belfast County Down Belfast 1890 Spans the River Lagan
Ballievey Bridge County Down Banbridge 1988 Spans the River Bann
Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge County Antrim Ballintoy 2008 Pedestrian walkway to Carrickarede island.
Craigavon Bridge County Londonderry Derry 1933 Double deck bridge over the River Foyle. Lower deck a former goods line
Finn Bridge County Fermanagh and County Monaghan (ROI) Scotshouse Spans the River Finn between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland
Foyle Bridge County Londonderry Derry 1984 Spans the River Foyle.
Lifford Bridge County Tyrone and County Donegal (ROI) Lifford 1964 Spans the River Foyle between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland
Peace Bridge County Londonderry Derry 2011 Pedestrian & cycleway over the Belfast-Derry railway line and the River Foyle
Queen Elizabeth II Bridge County Down Belfast 1966 Spans the River Lagan
Queen's Bridge County Down Belfast 1849 Spans the River Lagan

Wales

Isle of Man

Name Locality Date Grade Notes
Braddan Bridge Braddan crosses the River Dhoo

See also

Further lists