Cleveland Bridge Company
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| Cleveland Bridge Company | |||
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| Ballachulish Bridge | |||
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| Started: | 1877 | ||
| Wound-Up: | Still operating | ||
| Operated: | Worldwide | ||
The Cleveland Bridge Company were responsible for some of the most dramatic and famous bridges built around the British Isles in the 20th Century.
These include, amongst many others:
| Image | Name | Classified Road(s) | Date | More Info | Map |
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Moy Bridge (Marybank) | A832 | 1894 | ||
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Middlesbrough Transporter Bridge | A178 | 1911 | One of only two transporter bridges remaining operational in the UK | |
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Tees Newport Bridge | A1032 | 1934 | ||
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Kincardine Bridge | A985 | 1936 | Centre lifting section no longer lifts | |
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Tamar Bridge | A38 | 1961 | ||
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Forth Road Bridge | A9000 | 1964 | Now restricted to buses, taxis, pedestrian and cyclists. | |
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Severn Bridge | M48 | 1966 | ||
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Wye Bridge | M48 | 1966 | ||
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Ballachulish Bridge | A82 | 1975 | Assymetric Steel truss | |
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Friarton Bridge | M90 | 1978 | The road over the bridge was originally numbered the M85 | |
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Humber Bridge | A15 | 1981 | ||
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Queen Elizabeth II Bridge | A282 | 1991 | Carries southbound traffic only |
List of Crossings
| Crossing | On Road | Opening Date |
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| Ballachulish Bridge | A82 | |
| Burra Bridge | B9074 | |
| Forth Road Bridge | A9000 | 1964 |
| Friarton Bridge | M90 | |
| Humber Bridge | A15 | 1981 |
| Kincardine Bridge | A985 | 1936 |
| Moy Bridge (Marybank) | A832 | |
| Tees Newport Bridge | A1032 | 1934 |
| Queen Elizabeth II Bridge | A282 | 1991 |
| Ramsey Swing Bridge | ||
| Severn Bridge | M48 | |
| Middlesbrough Transporter Bridge | A178 | 1911 |
| Trondra Bridge | B9074 | |
| Wye Bridge (Chepstow) | M48 |
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