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Bath Bridge carries Bath Road over the River Avon, a short distance south west of Bristol Temple Meads Station's | Bath Bridge carries Bath Road over the River Avon, a short distance south west of Bristol Temple Meads Station's southern approach bridge. | ||
It was opened in 1910, replacing a bridge built c.1855, which in turn replaced [[Hill's Bridge, Bristol]].The steelwork was fabricated by the [[Motherwell Bridge Co]]. Site construction work was superintended by the Docks Engineers' Dept.<ref> Western Daily Press, 9 March 1910 </ref> | It was opened in 1910, replacing a bridge built c.1855, which in turn replaced [[Hill's Bridge, Bristol]].The steelwork was fabricated by the [[Motherwell Bridge Co]]. Site construction work was superintended by the Docks Engineers' Dept.<ref> Western Daily Press, 9 March 1910 </ref> | ||
Revision as of 22:03, 11 November 2022
Bath Bridge carries Bath Road over the River Avon, a short distance south west of Bristol Temple Meads Station's southern approach bridge.
It was opened in 1910, replacing a bridge built c.1855, which in turn replaced Hill's Bridge, Bristol.The steelwork was fabricated by the Motherwell Bridge Co. Site construction work was superintended by the Docks Engineers' Dept.[1]
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- ↑ Western Daily Press, 9 March 1910