List of bridges in the United Kingdom
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Bridges in the United Kingdom is a link page for any bridge in the United Kingdom.

England

• Galton Bridge, Smethwick, worlds longest single-span bridge when built.
• Humber Bridge, longest bridge in the UK; spans the Humber estuary.
• Ironbridge, the first cast iron bridge.
• Severn Bridge and Second Severn Crossing, connect England to Wales
• List of Severn bridges
• Tinsley viaduct, two-tier road-bridge in Sheffield.
• Royal Albert Bridge, railway bridge across the River Tamar from Plymouth to Saltash
• Tamar Bridge, road bridge across the River Tamar from Plymouth to Saltash
• Newton's Bridge in Queens' College, Cambridge, named after Isaac Newton
• Clifton Suspension Bridge, Isambard Kingdom Brunel's bridge over Avon Gorge, Bristol.

London

See: Crossings of the River Thames for a full list of bridges and other crossings of the River Thames. Famous Thames bridges include:

• Tower Bridge
• London Bridge
• Cannon Street Railway Bridge
• Southwark Bridge
• London Millennium Bridge
• Blackfriars Railway Bridge
• Blackfriars Bridge
• Waterloo Bridge
• Hungerford Bridge
• Westminster Bridge
• Lambeth Bridge
• Vauxhall Bridge
• Victoria Bridge
• Battersea Bridge
• Putney Bridge
• Hammersmith Bridge
• Kew Bridge

Scotland

• Forth Rail Bridge, Edinburgh, Firth of Forth
• Forth Road Bridge, Firth of Forth
• Skye Road Bridge from Kyle of Lochalsh on the mainland to Kyleakin on the Isle of Skye
• Tay Rail Bridge, Firth of Tay, Newport-on-Tay to Dundee
• Tay Road Bridge, Firth of Tay

Wales

Bridges linking England and Wales are listed under England, above.

• Transporter bridge, crosses the River Usk in Newport
• Britannia Bridge and Thomas Telford's road bridge across the Menai Strait

See Also

• List of bridges
• List of tunnels in the United Kingdom

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