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Gateshead Millennium Bridge

Constructed between 1998 and 2001, the Gateshead Millennium Bridge is the second-most recent bridge to be built on the Tyne. It is arguably the most stunning and certainly the most unusual. It is a pedestrian and cycle bridge linking the re-developed waterfronts of Gateshead and Newcastle. Initially, cyclists and pedestrians were kept segregated, but now both paths across the bridge are open to pedestrians.

The bridge “opens” to shipping by tilting the pedestrian and cycleway to raise them above the level of the passing ships.

LinkExternal link Bridges of the Tyne
by David Dixon

Created: Sun, 27 Mar 2016, Updated: Sun, 27 Mar 2016


41 images use this description:

NZ2564 : Gateshead Millennium Bridge by DS Pugh
2025
NZ2564 : Crossing Gateshead Millennium Bridge by DS Pugh
2025
NZ2563 : Bridges over the Tyne at sunset by DS Pugh
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NZ2564 : Gateshead Millennium Bridge at night by DS Pugh
2025
NZ2564 : Gateshead Millennium Bridge by DS Pugh
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NZ2563 : Gateshead Millennium Bridge from Baltic Square by DS Pugh
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NZ2563 : The Gateshead Millennium Bridge by Adrian Taylor
2024
NZ2564 : Gateshead Millennium Bridge by Eirian Evans
2024
NZ2563 : Gateshead Millennium Bridge by Rossographer
2024
NZ2563 : The Gateshead Millennium Bridge seen from Quayside, Newcastle by habiloid
2022
NZ2563 : Newcastle Marina and the Millennium Bridge by David Dixon
2022
NZ2563 : The Gateshead Millennium Bridge seen from Quayside, Newcastle by habiloid
2022
NZ2563 : River Tyne, Millennium Bridge by David Dixon
2022
NZ2563 : The Gateshead Millennium Bridge by David Dixon
2022
NZ2563 : Gateshead Baltic Centre and Millennium Bridge by David Dixon
2022
NZ2563 : The Millennium Bridge seen from The Baltic, Gateshead by habiloid
2021
NZ2563 : Millennium Bridge from the Gateshead side by Stephen Craven
2021
NZ2564 : Turning before the bridge by Stephen Craven
2021
NZ2563 : Millennium Bridge, Newcastle from the Baltic Centre by Stephen Craven
2021
NZ2564 : Millennium Bridge from the Newcastle side by Stephen Craven
2021
NZ2564 : Gateshead Millennium Bridge, Tilting by David Dixon
2016
NZ2563 : Night View of Gateshead Millennium Bridge by David Dixon
2016
NZ2563 : The Millennium Bridge, Gateshead by David Dixon
2016
NZ2563 : Gateshead Millennium Bridge by David Dixon
2016
NZ2563 : Gateshead Millennium Bridge (Night View) by David Dixon
2016
NZ2563 : Gateshead Millennium Bridge by David Dixon
2016
NZ2563 : The Gateshead Millennium Bridge by habiloid
2016
NZ2563 : River Tyne, Tyne Bridge and Gateshead Millennium Bridge by David Dixon
2016
NZ2563 : The Millennium Bridge in the Tilted Position by David Dixon
2016
NZ2563 : Gateshead Millennium Bridge at Night by David Dixon
2016
NZ2563 : Newcastle City Marina and Gateshead Millennium Bridge by David Dixon
2016
NZ2563 : Millennium Bridge by Richard Webb
2016
NZ2564 : Gateshead Millennium Bridge, Tilted Position by David Dixon
2016
NZ2564 : Waiting for the Bridge by David Dixon
2016
NZ2563 : The Gateshead Millennium Bridge by David Dixon
2016
NZ2563 : The Gateshead Millennium Bridge by habiloid
2016
NZ2563 : The Gateshead Millennium Bridge by habiloid
2016
NZ2563 : The Gateshead Millennium Bridge by habiloid
2016
NZ2563 : The Gateshead Millennium Bridge by Adrian Taylor
2008
NZ2564 : The Gateshead Millennium Bridge during the Tall Ships event by habiloid
2005
NZ2563 : Millennium Bridge by Ralph Greig
2003


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