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A3029
Ashton Gate interchange - The A3029 heading northwards under the A370. The near bridge was added to dual the A370, whilst the far bridge is the original A370 bridge. The Portishead branch line is also on the right.
Ashton Gate Interchange - A3029 sliproad heading nothwards joins the A370/A3029 Brunel Way. The start of the A370 junction can be seen in the distance.
Ashton Gate Interchange - Main sign for the junction when heading southwards on the A370/A3029 Brunel Way. This sign is unusual as it shows the junctions coming off on the right hand side, although the A370 is the main route here.
A3029 access for Plimsoll Bridge, crossing the A4 westbound at Cumberland Basin Interchange. The overhead hut is the controls for Plimsoll Bridge
Cumberland Basin Interchange - The flyovers are the A3029 connecting to Plimsoll Bridge (right hand side), whilst the ground level roads are the A4.
A3029 Plimsoll Bridge taken from underneath the Cumberland Basin Interchange. Note the spiral staircases which provide pedestrian access to the bridge.
From the old swing bridge over Cumberland Basin, the old A3029 route went past this row of houses to cross the River Avon on the Ashton Swing Bridge, which is behind the houses.
Ashton Swing bridge over the River Avon. Built in 1906, this provided rail access to the docks with road access over the top of the bridge.
Ashton Swing Bridge over the River Avon, which provide rail access on the bottom and road access across the top. The pivot point is the right hand pillar and the section between the two pillars would swing out to provide access to ships into the River Avon. Over the top of the swing pillar was a hut which controlled the bridge. Built in 1906, it last opened in the 1950s and today is a footpath.
On the Ashton Swing Bridge. Built in 1906, this was originally a double track railway as this level, with the road over the top. Today it is just a footpath as whilst there are still rails on the left hand side, it is doubtful that the bridge is still strong enough to take a train.
Ashton Swing Bridge, road level. This bridge originally had rails on the bottom level (just about visible on the right hand side), the road ran across the top at this level.
A general view of the Cumberland Basin from the footbridge over the A4 at Hotwells, with the Plimsoll Bridge in the background
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