Geograph British Isles

TQ3777 : Deptford Creek Bridge

Stephen Craven — 2009-12-06T15:20:22GMT

A general view of the bridge from the western end.

NZ2125 : Bridge at Brusselton Lane

Alan Murray-Rust — 2009-11-18T00:38:41GMT

A closer view of the original Stockton and Darlington Railway bridge, showing the quality of the stonework.

NZ2125 : Bridge at Brusselton Lane

Alan Murray-Rust — 2009-11-18T00:37:07GMT

The bridge is basically a farm bridge, and its relationship to the current road is not obvious. Possibly the lane originally ran through the bridge, but when the railway was abandoned, the opportunity was taken to cut through the embankment fill rather than demolish the bridge. The result is that a historically important structure has survived intact.

SE3967 : The Borough Bridge

Alan Murray-Rust — 2009-11-14T14:41:49GMT

The old Great North Road crosses the River Ure. The pedestrian footways are now cantilevered out from the main structure of the bridge.

SE3966 : The Borough Bridge

Alan Murray-Rust — 2009-11-14T14:32:36GMT

The old Great North Road crosses the River Ure. The pedestrian footways are now cantilevered out from the main structure of the bridge as can be seen in http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1580729.

SP3379 : Bridge No. 1, Coventry Canal

E Gammie — 2009-11-02T19:34:46GMT

Also known as Drapers Fields bridge[1], viewed from the Coventry canal basin side. Three different horizons can be seen in the brickwork above the arch.

SP3379 : Bridge No. 1 Coventry Canal

E Gammie — 2007-03-21T18:47:19GMT

Drapers Field Bridge[1] at the exit from the canal basin. The sign describes the Coventry Greenway which starts here and runs along the canal towpath to Hawkesbury Junction ( [[SP3684]] ). There is no towpath under the bridge, you have to go to the left, cross the bridge and join the towpath on the other side of the canal (here.. [[373237]] ). For the last bridge on the Coventry Canal (or first, travelling in the opposite direction), see [[713298]].

SP3098 : Atherstone - Low railway bridge

Rob Farrow — 2009-12-07T11:21:38GMT

The same low bridge (6'9") as seen in [[[1608982]]], but from the opposite side, looking westwards. Note the little lights set into the pavement on the lefthand side. These can be seen more clearly in [[[1608990]]]

SP3098 : Low bridge on Old Watling Street

Rob Farrow — 2009-12-07T11:16:10GMT

This low railway bridge is on the western side of Atherstone and carries the West Coast Main Line across the Old Watling Street. The opposite side view can be seen here [[[1608985]]] and a close view here [[[1608990]]]

TQ3777 : Deptford Creek Bridge: control room

Stephen Craven — 2009-12-06T15:22:20GMT

The control room of the lift bridge.

SE4561 : The Bridge, Little Ouseburn

Alan Murray-Rust — 2009-11-18T15:15:22GMT

Although on a public road, this was clearly created as a decorative piece of landscape to please the owner of Kirby Hall. Reputed to have been designed by John Carr of York. The footway now has a separate bridge because of the narrow carriageway.

TQ3080 : Buses crossing Waterloo Bridge

Paul Gillett — 2009-11-07T22:55:31GMT

TQ3080 : Waterloo Bridge

Paul Gillett — 2009-11-07T22:40:54GMT

TQ3380 : Tower Bridge

Paul Gillett — 2009-10-18T20:59:06GMT

TQ3380 : Tower Bridge

Paul Gillett — 2009-10-18T20:43:39GMT