Deptford Creek Bridge :: Shared Description
The lift bridge on Creek Road (the A200 from London to Greenwich) crosses the tidal creek of the River Ravensbourne. It was built c.1954 to replace an earlier structure. As of 2015 it was still being lifted regularly at high tide for boatloads of aggregates to reach the adjacent concrete batching plant.
See also Deptford Creek Footbridge for the swing bridge opened downstream in 2015.
See also Deptford Creek Footbridge for the swing bridge opened downstream in 2015.
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Created: Sun, 6 Dec 2009, Updated: Sat, 14 Feb 2015
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