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The bridge carries the A5063 Trafford Road over the [[Manchester Ship Canal]].
The bridge carries the A5063 Trafford Road over the [[Manchester Ship Canal]].


Built in 1892 by [[John Butler and Co]], it is the largest of the swing bridges over the canal. In 1998 it was refurbished and fixed in place, and a new bridge was built alongside.<ref>[https://www.ericwright.co.uk/case-studies/trafford-road-swing-bridge/] Eric Wright Group - Trafford Road Swing Bridge: Refurbishment of Grade II listed structure</ref>
Built in 1892 by [[John Butler Iron Works|John Butler & Co]], it is the largest of the swing bridges over the canal. In 1998 it was refurbished and fixed in place, and a new bridge was built alongside.<ref>[https://www.ericwright.co.uk/case-studies/trafford-road-swing-bridge/] Eric Wright Group - Trafford Road Swing Bridge: Refurbishment of Grade II listed structure</ref>


See [http://salfordhistory.blogspot.com/2019/01/trafford-road-swing-bridge-encomium.html '''here'''] for excellent photos and history.
See [http://salfordhistory.blogspot.com/2019/01/trafford-road-swing-bridge-encomium.html '''here'''] for excellent photos and history.

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The bridge carries the A5063 Trafford Road over the Manchester Ship Canal.

Built in 1892 by John Butler & Co, it is the largest of the swing bridges over the canal. In 1998 it was refurbished and fixed in place, and a new bridge was built alongside.[1]

See here for excellent photos and history.

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  1. [1] Eric Wright Group - Trafford Road Swing Bridge: Refurbishment of Grade II listed structure