List of bridges in the United Kingdom

Bridges in the United Kingdom and the Isle of Man is a link page for significant road bridges or footbridges in the United Kingdom.

Significant railway bridges are listed under List of railway bridges and viaducts in the United Kingdom.
Significant canal aqueducts are listed under List of canal aqueducts in the United Kingdom.

England

Greater London

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!Date

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| Albert Bridge||Battersea and Chelsea||1873|||II*||

| Battersea Bridge||Battersea and Chelsea||1890|||II||

| Blackfriars Bridge||Blackfriars||1869|||II||

| Chelsea Bridge||Chelsea and Battersea||1937|||II||Suspension bridge

| Chiswick Bridge||Chiswick and Mortlake||1933|||II||

| Golden Jubilee Bridges||Charing Cross and South Bank||2002||||Footbridges flanking Hungerford Railway Bridge

| Hammersmith Bridge||Hammersmith and Barnes||1887|||II*||Suspension bridge

| Hampton Court Bridge|| Hampton and East Molesey (Surrey)||1933|||II|| South end in Surrey

| Kew Bridge||Kew||1903|||II||

| Lambeth Bridge||Westminster and Lambeth||1932|||II||

| London Bridge||City of London and Southwark||1973||||Box girder bridge

| London Millennium Bridge||City of London and Bankside||2000||||Suspension footbridge

| Putney Bridge||Putney and Fulham||1886|||II||

| Richmond Bridge||Richmond||1777|||I

| Richmond Footbridge||Richmond and St Margarets, London||1894|||II*||

| Royal Victoria Dock Bridge||London Docklands||1998||||High level footbridge

| Southwark Bridge||City of London and Southwark||1921|||II||

| Tower Bridge||Tower Hamlets and Southwark||1894|||I||Bascule bridge

| Twickenham Bridge||Richmond||1933|||II*||

| Vauxhall Bridge||Vauxhall and Pimlico||1906|||II*||

| Wandsworth Bridge||Battersea and Parsons Green||1940|||| Cantilever bridge

| Waterloo Bridge||South Bank||1945|||II*||Box girder bridge

| Westminster Bridge||Westminster and Lambeth||1862|||II*||

Rest of England

{|class="wikitable sortable"

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!County

!Locality

!Date

!Grade

!class="unsortable"|Notes

|A34 Road Bridge || Oxfordshire|| Oxford||1961||||spans the River Thames

|A419 Road Bridge || Wiltshire||Cricklade||1988||||spans the River Thames

|Abingdon Bridge||Oxfordshire||Abingdon||1927|||II||crosses the River Thames

|Acton swing bridge||Cheshire||Acton Bridge||1933||||spans the River Weaver

|Albert Bridge, Datchet||Berkshire||Datchet and Old Windsor||1927||||Spans the River Thames

|Albert Bridge, Manchester||Greater Manchester||Manchester and Salford||1785|||II||spans the River Irwell

|Aldford Iron Bridge||Cheshire||Aldford||1824|||I||crosses the River Dee

|Avonmouth Bridge|| Somerset||Avonmouth||1974 || ||carries M5 over the River Avon

|Bakewell Bridge|| Derbyshire||Bakewell||c1300s ||| I ||crosses the River Wye

|Baslow Bridge

|Derbyshire

|Baslow

|1608

|crosses the River Derwent

|Barle Bridge||Somerset||Dulverton||Middle Ages|||II||crosses the River Barle

|Barnstaple Long Bridge||Devon||Barnstaple||1280|||I||crosses the River Taw

|Barton Road Swing Bridge||Greater Manchester||Barton-upon-Irwell||1894|||II||Swing bridge over the Manchester Ship Canal

|Bathampton Toll Bridge||Somerset||Bath||1872|||II||crosses River Avon

|Beckfoot Bridge||West Yorkshire||Bingley|||||II||spans Harden Beck.

|Beggar's Bridge||North Yorkshire||Glaisdale||1619|||I||crosses the River Esk, North Yorkshire

|Bethells Bridge||East Riding of Yorkshire||Hempholme||c1812||||swing bridge over the Driffield Navigation

|Bewdley Bridge|| Worcestershire||Bewdley||1798 |||I ||crosses the River Severn

|Bideford Long Bridge||Devon||Bideford||C15|||I ||crosses the River Torridge

|Black Boys Bridge||Berkshire||Newbury||||||crosses the Reading to Taunton railway

|Blackfriars Bridge||Greater Manchester||Manchester||1820|||II||crosses the River Irwell

|Blakeborough's Bridge||West Yorkshire||Brighouse||1962||||Spans the River Calder, Now a footbridge.

|Blaydon Bridge||Tyne and Wear||Newcastle upon Tyne||1990||||spans the River Tyne

|Bloomers Hole Footbridge||Oxfordshire||Buscot Lock||2000||||steel footbridge across the River Thames

|Boothferry Bridge || East Riding of Yorkshire || Booth || 1929 || || Spans the River Ouse

|Blue Bridge||North Yorkshire||York||1929–30||||spans the River Foss

|Botley Bridge||Oxfordshire||Oxford||||||Crosses Seacourt Stream

|Bow Bridge, Iwood||Somerset||Congresbury||c. 1810|||II||Spans the Congresbury Yeo

|Bow Bridge, Plox||Somerset||Bruton||C15|||I||spans the River Brue

|Bradford Bridge||Somerset||Bradford-on-Tone||C13-15|||II*||spans the River Tone

|Breydon Bridge||Norfolk||Great Yarmouth||1985||||Carries A12 road across the River Yare

|Bridge of Sighs||Cambridgeshire||Cambridge||1831 |||I || crosses the River Cam

|Bridge of Sighs||Oxfordshire||Oxford||1914 || || footbridge over New College Lane

|Brighouse Bridge||West Yorkshire||Brighouse||1825||||spans the River Calder

|Bristol Bridge|| Bristol||Bristol||1768 |||II || crosses Bristol Harbour

|Bromford Viaduct||West Midlands||Birmingham||1972||||M6 Motorway bridge over the River Tame. Longest viaduct in Britain.

|Broughton Suspension Bridge||Greater Manchester||Salford||1826|||| Collapsed 1831 and rebuilt. Replaced 1924.

|Bulstake Bridge||Oxfordshire||Oxford||c. 1530||||Spans Bulstake Stream

|Burghfield Bridge||Berkshire||Burghfield Bridge||c. 1812|||II||crosses the River Kennet

|Bury Bridge||Somerset||Brompton Regis||Medieval|||II*||spans the River Haddeo

|Bywell Bridge||Northumberland||Bywell and Stocksfield||1838|||II||crosses the River Tyne

|Byker Bridge||Tyne and Wear||Newcastle upon Tyne||1878|||||crosses the Ouseburn

|Cambeck Bridge||Cumbria||Cambeck Bridge||C19|||II||crosses the River Irthing

|Castle Eaton Bridge||Wiltshire||Castle Eaton||1893||||Iron bridge crossing the River Thames

|Castle Walk Footbridge||Shropshire||Shrewsbury||1951||||pre-stressed concrete footbridge over the River Severn

|Cathedral Green Footbridge||Derbyshire||Derby||2009||||carries pedestrians across the River Derwent

|Cavendish Bridge|| Derbyshire and Leicestershire||Cavendish Bridge ||1957 || ||crosses the River Trent

|Caversham Bridge||Berkshire||Reading||1926 || || crosses the River Thames

|Chartershaugh Bridge||Tyne and Wear||Sunderland||1975||||spans the River Wear

|Chertsey Bridge||Surrey||Chertsey||1785|||II||Spans the River Thames

|Chester New Bridge||County Durham||Chester-le-Street||C15?|||II*||spans the River Wear

|Chesters Bridge||Northumberland||Chollerford||C3||||ruined Roman bridge over the River Tyne

|Chollerford Bridge||Northumberland||Chollerford||1785|||II||spans the River North Tyne

|Clare College Bridge, Cambridge||Cambridgeshire||Cambridge||1640|||I||crosses the River Cam

|Clattern Bridge||Surrey||Kingston upon Thames||1175|||I||crosses the River Thames

|Cleveland Bridge||Somerset||Bath||1826|||II*||spans the River Avon

|Clifton Bridge||North Yorkshire||York||1963||||spans the River Ouse

|Clifton Bridge||Nottinghamshire||Nottingham||1958||||spans the River Trent

|Clifton Hampden Bridge||Oxfordshire||Clifton Hampden||1867|||II* ||crosses the River Thames

|Clifton Suspension Bridge||Bristol|| Clifton||1864 |||I || Isambard Kingdom Brunel's bridge over the Avon Gorge

|Clopton Bridge||Warwickshire|| Stratford-upon-Avon||1480 |||I ||crosses the River Avon

|Clun Bridge||Shropshire|| Clun||1450 |||II*||Packhorse bridge over River Clun

|Cobden Bridge||Hampshire||Southampton||1928||||spans the River Itchen

|Cobweb Bridge|| South Yorkshire|| Sheffield||2002 || || footbridge over the River Don

|Collingham Bridge||West Yorkshire||Collingham||c.1790|||II ||spans the Collingham Beck.

|Colne Bridge||West Yorkshire||Huddersfield||C18|||II || spans the River Colne

|Conksbury Bridge

|Derbyshire

|Over Haddon

|C18

|II

|spans the River Lathkill

|Constantius Bridge||Northumberland||Hexham||1976||||spans the River Tyne

|Conway's Bridge||Berkshire||Park Place||1763||||Carries the A321 Wargrave to Henley on Thames over the Happy Valley

|Cookham Bridge||Berkshire||Cookham||1867||||Iron girder bridge over the Thames

|Corbridge Bridge ||Northumberland||Corbridge||1674|||I || spans the River Tyne

|Corporation Bridge|| Lincolnshire|| Grimsby||1928 || || Bascule bridge over dock

|Corporation Street Bridge||Greater Manchester||Manchester ||1999|| ||Covered footbridge over Corporation Street

|Cox Green Footbridge||Tyne and Wear||Sunderland||1958||||Footbridge over the River Wear

|Cricklade Town Bridge||Wiltshire||Cricklade||1852||||spans the River Thames

|Croft Bridge||North Yorkshire||Croft on Tees|||||I||Spans the River Tees

|Cropredy Bridge||Oxfordshire||Cropredy||1937||||spans the River Cherwell

|Crosskeys Bridge|| Lincolnshire||Sutton Bridge ||1897 |||II* || Swing bridge over the River Nene

|Culham Bridge||Oxfordshire||Culham||1422|||II* || Crosses the Swift Ditch, previously the main channel of the River Thames

|Darley Bridge||Derbyshire||Darley Dale||c1500s|||II* || Crosses the River Derwent

|Dartford Crossing|| colspan="5"| see Queen Elizabeth II Bridge

|Dell Bridge||Merseyside||Port Sunlight||1894|||II || Footbridge over former tidal hollow

|Derwent Bridge

|Derbyshire

|Howden Reservoir

|C1600s

|spans the River Derwent

|Donnington Bridge||Oxfordshire|| Oxford||1962 || || spans The Isis (River Thames)

|Dove Bridge||Staffordshire and Derbyshire|| Doveridge||Middle Ages |||II* || Crosses the River Dove

|Duck Bridge

|North Yorkshire

|Danby

|Middle Ages

|II*

|Packhorse bridge over the River Esk

|Duke Street Bridge||Merseyside||Wallasey||1926||||spans Wallasey Pool

|Dunham Bridge||Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire||Dunham-on-Trent||1832||||Toll bridge over the River Trent

|Dutton Horse Bridge||Cheshire||Acton Bridge and Dutton||1919|||II || Wooden footbridge over the River Weaver

|Eamont Bridge||Cumbria||Eamont Bridge||C15|||I||crosses the River Eamont

|Eaton Footbridge||Oxfordshire||||1936||||wooden footbridge across the River Thames

|Eckington Bridge|| Worcestershire||Eckington||1720 |||II* || spans the River Avon

|Egerton Bridge||Merseyside||Wallasey||1931||||spans Wallasey Pool

|Elvet Bridge||County Durham||Durham||C13|||I||spans the River Wear

|English Bridge||Shropshire||Shrewsbury||1926|||II* || spanning the River Severn

|Essex Bridge||Staffordshire||Great Haywood||1550|||I||spans the River Trent

|Exeter Bridge||Derbyshire||Derby|| 1929||||Spans the River Derwent

|Eysey Footbridge||Wiltshire||Cricklade||||||Footbridge across the River Thames

|Featherstone Bridge||Northumberland||Featherstone||1775|||II* || crosses the River South Tyne

|Fingle Bridge||Devon||Drewsteignton||C17 |||II* || spanning the River Teign

|Folly Bridge|| Oxfordshire||Oxford||1827 || || spans the River Thames

|Foss Bridge||North Yorkshire||York||1812|||II* ||spans the River Foss

|Four Bridges||Merseyside||Wallasey||1926||||spans Wallasey Pool

|Framwellgate Bridge||County Durham||Durham||C15|||I||spans the River Wear

|Gallox Bridge, Dunster||Somerset||Dunster||C15|||I||crosses the River Avill

|Galton Bridge||West Midlands|| Smethwick||1829 |||I || Crosses canal. World's longest single-span bridge when built by Thomas Telford

|Gasworks Bridge|| Oxfordshire||Oxford||1886||||Footbridge across the River Thames

|Gateshead Millennium Bridge||Tyne and Wear||Gateshead and Newcastle upon Tyne||2001 || ||Pedestrian tilt bridge over River Tyne

|Gathurst Viaduct|| Greater Manchester||Shevington ||1961 || || spans the River Douglas valley

|Godmanchester Chinese Bridge|| Cambridgeshire||Godmanchester ||1827/2010 |||II*|| spans the River Great Ouse

|Godstow Bridge||Oxfordshire||Godstow||medieval|||II||spans the River Thames

|Goring and Streatley Bridge||Berkshire and Oxfordshire||Streatley and Goring|| 1923|| || spans the River Thames

|Grandpont Bridge|| Oxfordshire||Oxford||1990||||Footbridge across the River Thames

|Great Barford Bridge|| Bedfordshire||Great Barford||C15 |||I || spans the River Great Ouse

|Greyhound Bridge||Lancashire||Lancaster||1911|||| former railway bridge, now road bridge, over the River Lune

|Grindleford Bridge

|Derbyshire

|Grindleford

|c1758

|II

|crosses the River Derwent

|Grosvenor Bridge || Somerset||Bath|| || || spans the River Avon east of the city

|Grosvenor Bridge|| Cheshire|| Chester||1832 |||I ||spans the River Dee

|Gull Wing Bridge||Suffolk||Lowestoft|| 2024|| || The largest bridge of its kind in the world to date

|Gunthorpe Bridge||Nottinghamshire||Gunthorpe||1875||||built mainly of iron across the River Trent

|Halfpenny Bridge||Gloucestershire||Lechlade||1792||||Crosses the River Thames

|Handyside Bridge||Derbyshire||Derby||1878||||Former wrought iron railway bridge, now footbridge across the River Derwent

|Hannington Bridge||Gloucestershire and Wiltshire||Hannington Wick||1841||||Crosses the River Thames

|Harrington Bridge|| Derbyshire and Leicestershire|| Sawley|| 1790|||II ||spans the River Trent

|Hart's Weir Footbridge ||Oxfordshire||Appleton||1879||||Concrete footpath over the River Thames

|Haselbury Bridge||Somerset||Haselbury Plucknett||C14|||II*||spans the River Parrett

|Haydon Bridge Viaduct||Tyne and Wear||Haydon Bridge||2009||||spans the railway and the River South Tyne

|Henley Bridge||Oxfordshire and Berkshire|| Henley and Remenham||1786 |||I ||spans the River Thames

|Hexham Bridge ||Northumberland||Hexham||1793|||II*||Crosses the River Tyne

|Heyford Bridge||Oxfordshire||Lower Heyford||c. 16th century|||II*||Crosses the River Cherwell

|Hibaldstow Bridge||Lincolnshire||Hibaldstow||1889|||II||Iron arch bridge over the River Ancholme

|High Bridge||Lincolnshire||Lincoln||1160|||I||spans the River Witham. Oldest bridge in UK with shops.

|High Bridge|| Berkshire||Reading||1788 || || across the River Kennet

|High Level Bridge||Tyne and Wear||Newcastle upon Tyne||1849|||I||Road and rail bridge across the River Tyne

|Hockenhull Platts||Cheshire||Tarvin||C18|||II||Three footbridges across the River Gowy

|Holgate Bridge|| North Yorkshire || York || 1911 || || Crosses the East Coast Main Line ||

|Holman's Bridge|| Buckinghamshire||Aylesbury||by 1554 || || Crosses the River Thame. Where the Battle of Aylesbury took place.

|Holme Bridge|| Derbyshire||Bakewell||1664 ||| I ||crosses the River Wye

|Holne Bridge||Devon||Ashburton||1413|||II*||crosses the River Dart

|Holt Fleet Bridge|| Worcestershire||Holt Fleet||1828|||II|| over the River Severn

|Homersfield Bridge||Norfolk and Suffolk||Homersfield||1870|||II*||spans the River Waveney

|Horkstow Bridge||Lincolnshire||Horkstow||1836|||II*||Suspension Bridge over the New River Ancholme

|Horrabridge Bridge||Devon||Horrabridge||c. 1400|||I||spans the River Walkham

|Hulme Arch Bridge||Greater Manchester||Manchester||1997||||carries Stretford Road over Princess Road

|Humber Bridge||East Riding of Yorkshire and Lincolnshire||Kingston-upon-Hull ||1981 || || longest single-span bridge in the UK, spanning the Humber Estuary

|Huntington Warren Clapper Bridge||Devon||Dartmoor || unknown || || Spans the River Avon

|Hylton Viaduct||Tyne and Wear||Sunderland||1974|||| steel box girder bridge over the River Wear

|Infinity Bridge||County Durham||Stockton-on-Tees||2008|| || North Shore Development, carrying pedestrians across the River Tees

|The Iron Bridge||Shropshire||Ironbridge||1781|||I|| Crosses the River Severn. World's first cast-iron bridge.

|Isis Bridge||Oxfordshire||Oxford||1965||||Crosses the River Thames

|Itchen Bridge|| Hampshire|| Southampton||1977 || || Crosses the River Itchen

|Ireland Bridge||West Yorkshire||Bingley||1686|||II||Spans the River Aire

|Ivelet bridge||North Yorkshire||Ivelet||C16|||II*||spans the River Swale

|Jubilee Bridge (Stockton-on-Tees)||County Durham||Stockton-on-Tees||2002||||spans the River Tees

|King George V Bridge||Lincolnshire||Keadby||1916|||II||Rolling lift road and rail bridge over the River Trent

|Kildwick Bridge||North Yorkshire||Kildwick||1313|||I||spans the River Aire

|Kingsferry Bridge||Kent||Isle of Sheppey||1960||||Vertical-lift bridge. Crosses the Swale between the Isle of Sheppey and mainland Kent.

|Kingsmead Viaduct||Hertfordshire||Ware||1976 || ||Crosses the Lea Valley

|Kingsgate Bridge||County Durham||Durham||1966|||II||Footbridge across the River Wear

|Kingsland Bridge||Shropshire||Shrewsbury||1881|||II||Toll bridge across the River Severn

|Kirkstead Bridge||Lincolnshire|| Woodhall Spa||1968 || || spans the River Witham

|Lady Bay Bridge||Nottinghamshire||West Bridgford||1878||||Former railway bridge, now road bridge, over the River Trent

|Lady's Bridge||South Yorkshire||Sheffield||1485|||II||spans the River Don

|Landacre Bridge||Somerset||Withypool||Late Medieval|||II*||spans the River Barle

|Langstone Bridge||Hampshire||Hayling Island||1956||||links Hayling Island to mainland

|Ledgard Bridge||West Yorkshire||Mirfield||1800|||II|| crosses the River Calder

|Leeds Bridge||West Yorkshire||Leeds||1870|||II|| spans the River Aire

|Lendal Bridge||North Yorkshire||York||1863|||II|| spans the River Ouse

|Linton Bridge||West Yorkshire|| Linton and Collingham||mid-19th century|||II ||spans the River Wharfe. Damaged and closed, December 2015

|Lion Bridge||Northumberland||Alnwick|||||I||spans the River Aln

|Little Wittenham Bridge||Oxfordshire||Dorchester-on-Thames||||||Iron and wood footbridge over the River Thames

|Loyn Bridge||Lancashire||Hornby and Gressingham|||||II*||spans the River Lune

|Ludford Bridge||Shropshire||Ludford||C15|||I||Spans the River Teme

|Lune Millennium Bridge||Lancashire||Lancaster||2001 || ||Footbridge over the River Lune

|M25 Runnymede Bridge||Surrey||Staines upon Thames||1940s|||| carries A30 and M25 across the River Thames

|M3 Chertsey Bridge||Surrey||Chertsey Lock||1970s||||Carries M3 over the River Thames

|M4 Thames Bridge||Berkshire and Buckinghamshire||Bray and Dorney Reach||1960s||||carries M4 over the River Thames

|Magdalen Bridge|| Oxfordshire|| Oxford||1790 || || crosses the River Cherwell

|Maidenhead Bridge || Berkshire and Buckinghamshire||Maidenhead and Taplow||1777|||I||Spans the River Thames

|Marlow Bridge||Buckinghamshire and Berkshire|| Marlow and Bisham ||1832 |||I ||Suspension bridge across the River Thames

|Marlow By-pass Bridge||Buckinghamshire and Berkshire|| Marlow and High Wycombe||1972||||crosses the River Thames

|Malmsmead Bridge||Devon and Somerset||Brendon and Oare||C17|||II||crosses Badgworthy Water

|Mathematical Bridge||Cambridgeshire|| Queens' College, Cambridge||1749 |||II ||Wooden footbridge over River Cam

|Matlock Bridge

|Derbyshire

|Matlock

|C15

|II*

|crosses the River Derwent

|Media City Footbridge||Greater Manchester||Salford||2011||||Footbridge over the Manchester Ship Canal

|Medley Footbridge||Oxfordshire||Binsey||1865||||Pedestrian bridge over arm of the River Thames

|Medway Viaducts||Kent||Rochester||1963||||span the River Medway

|Mersey Gateway Bridge|| Cheshire||Halton||2017||||Cable-stayed bridge over the River Mersey

|Michaelson Road Bridge||Cumbria|| Barrow-in-Furness||1960 || ||Bascule bridge

|Middlesbrough Transporter Bridge||North Yorkshire|| Middlesbrough||1911 |||II* || road bridge over the River Tees

|Midland Bridge||Somerset||Bath||1905||||ex-railway bridge. Now road bridge across the River Avon

|Mill Bridge

|Derbyshire

|Alport

|C18

|II

|crosses the River Lathkill

|Millhouse Bridge||Northumberland||Millhouse||1883||||Footbridge over the River South Tyne

|Millennium Bridge||North Yorkshire||York||2001||||Footbridge over the River Ouse

|Monk Bridge||North Yorkshire||York||1794||||spans the River Foss

|Monk Bretton Bridge||East Sussex||Rye||1893||||spans the River Rother

|Montford Bridge||Shropshire||Montford Bridge||1792|||II||spans the River Severn

|Mythe Bridge||Gloucestershire||Tewkesbury||1826|||II*||spans the River Severn

|Naburn Railway Bridge||North Yorkshire||York||1871||||Former railway bridge, now a footbridge over the River Ouse

|Nantwich Bridge||Cheshire||Nantwich||1803|||II||crosses the River Weaver

|New Bridge, Bath|| Somerset|| Bath||1734|||II*||spans the River Avon

|Newbridge, River Dart||Devon||Ashburton||1413|||II*||spans the River Dart

|Newbridge, River Thames||Oxfordshire||Abingdon and Whitney||C14||I and II*|| spans the River Thames

|Newburn Bridge||Tyne and Wear||Newburn||1893||||Spans the River Tyne

|Newsham Bridge||Lincolnshire||Brocklesby Park||1772|||I||crosses Newsham Lake

|North Bridge, Halifax||West Yorkshire||Halifax||1871||||Cast iron bridge over the valley of the River Hebble

|Northam Bridge||Hampshire||Southampton||1954 || || Spans the River Itchen. The first major prestressed concrete road bridge in the United Kingdom.

|Northgate, Chester||Cheshire||Chester||1810|||I||Footbridge over Northgate Street

||Northern Spire Bridge||Tyne and Wear||Sunderland||2018||||spans the River Wear

||North Northallerton bridge||North Yorkshire||Northallerton||2022||||spans the Northallerton–Eaglescliffe railway line

|Old Bridge, Huntingdon||Cambridgeshire||Huntingdon||1332 || |I|| spans the River Great Ouse

|Old Dee Bridge||Cheshire||Chester||1387|| |I|| spans the River Dee

|Old Exe Bridge||Devon||Exeter|||||II, scheduled monument || ruined; formerly crossed the River Exe

|Old Haydon Bridge||Northumberland||Haydon Bridge||1776|||II|| spans the River South Tyne. Now pedestrian only.

|Old Loyne Bridge||Lancashire||Lancaster||||||Crossed the River Lune. Demolished 1802

|Old Man's Bridge||Oxfordshire||Rushey Lock||1894||||Wooden footbridge across the River Thames

|Old Walton Bridge||Surrey||Walton on Thames and Shepperton||1750||||Crossed the River Thames. Dismantled 1783

|Orwell Bridge||Suffolk|| Ipswich||1982 || || spans the River Orwell

|Osney Bridge||Oxfordshire|| Oxford||1889 || ||spans the River Thames

|Otley Bridge||West Yorkshire|| Otley||1228||Scheduled monument||spans the River Wharfe. Widened in 1775–6. Pedestrian walkway added in 1957.

|Ouse Bridge, York||North Yorkshire|| York ||1821 |||II|| spans the River Ouse

|Ouse Bridge (M62)|| North Yorkshire||Goole and Howden||1976|| ||carrying the M62 motorway over the River Ouse

|Over Bridge||Gloucestershire||Over||1828||Scheduled monument|| spans the River Severn. Now for pedestrian use only.

|Ovingham Bridge||Northumberland||Ovingham||1883||||Spans the River Tyne

|Palatine Bridge, Salford||Greater Manchester||Salford||1864|||| Wrought iron bridge over the River Irwell

|Penny Bridge||Merseyside||Wallasey||1926||||spans Wallasey Pool

|Pero's Bridge||Bristol||Bristol||1999||||pedestrian bascule bridge spanning St Augustine's Reach

|Perry Bridge||West Midlands|| Birmingham||1711 || |II||spans the River Tame

|Pill Bridge||Somerset||Ilchester and Long Sutton||C17||Scheduled monument||spans the River Yeo

|Poole Bridge||Dorset|||Poole||1927||||Bascule bridge over harbour channel

|Porthill Bridge||Shropshire||Shrewsbury||1922||||Pedestrian suspension bridge over the River Severn

|Postbridge Clapper Bridge||Devon||Postbridge||C13|||II*||crosses the East Dart

|Prebends Bridge||County Durham||Durham||1778|||I||spans the River Wear

|Preston Pipe Bridge||County Durham||Stockton-on-Tees||1959||||carries water pipes across the River Tees

|Princess of Wales Bridge||County Durham||Stockton-on-Tees||1992||||crosses the River Tees

|Pulteney Bridge||Somerset|| Bath||1774 |||I ||Crosses the River Avon. A unique traffic bridge that includes shops along its length

|Queen Alexandra Bridge||Tyne and Wear||Sunderland||1909|||II||spans the River Wear

|Queen Elizabeth Bridge||Berkshire||Windsor||1966||||carries the A332 Windsor By-pass across the River Thames

|Queen Elizabeth II Bridge||Kent and Essex||Dartford and Thurrock||1991 || ||Cable stayed bridge over Thames estuary

|Radcot Bridge||Oxfordshire||Radcot||c. 1200|||I||spans the River Thames

|Rakewood Viaduct||Greater Manchester||Littleborough||1966||||Carries M62 Motorway over Rakewood Valley

|Rastrick Bridge||West Yorkshire||Brighouse||c1750||||Spans the River Calder

|Reading Bridge||Berkshire||Reading||1923 || || spans the River Thames

|Redheugh Bridge|| Tyne and Wear|| Newcastle upon Tyne and Gateshead||1983 || ||spans the River Tyne

|Ridley Bridge||Northumberland||Ridley Hall||1792|||II*||spans the River South Tyne

|Rimmer's Bridge/Greens Lane||Merseyside||Lydiate||||||spans Leeds-Liverpool Canal

|River Ouse swing bridge || North Yorkshire || Selby || 2004 || || Spans the River Ouse

|Robbers Bridge ||Somerset|| Porlock|| || || spans Weir Water

|Rochester Bridge||Kent||Rochester and Strood||1914||||crosses the River Medway

|Rotherbridge bridge||West Sussex||Rotherbridge||2010||||Footbridge over the River Rother

|Rotherham Bridge || South Yorkshire||Rotherham||by 1483|||I|| spans the River Don

|Royal Tweed Bridge||Northumberland||Berwick-upon-Tweed||1928|||II*|| spans the River Tweed

|Saint Alkmund's Way Footbridge||Derbyshire||Derby||2007||||carries pedestrians across the River Derwent

|St George's Bridge||Shropshire||Shrewsbury||c1362||||Demolished bridge over the River Severn

|St Ives Bridge|| Cambridgeshire||St Ives||C15 |||I || spans the River Great Ouse

|St John's Bridge, Lechlade|| Gloucestershire||Lechlade||1886||||Crosses the River Thames

|Salford Quays lift bridge||Greater Manchester||Salford||2000||||vertical lift footbridge spanning the Manchester Ship Canal

|Scale Lane Footbridge||East Riding of Yorkshire||Kingston upon Hull||2013|| ||Footbridge spanning the Manchester Ship Canal

|Scammonden Bridge||West Yorkshire||Scammonden||1970 || || Crosses M62 motorway. The longest single span non-suspension bridge in the world when built

|Scotswood Bridge||Northumberland||Newcastle upon Tyne and Gateshead||1967||||Spans the River Tyne

|Selby toll bridge || North Yorkshire || Selby ||1793 || || Spans the River Ouse

|Summit Bridge||West Midlands||Smethwick||1789|||II*||Crosses the Old Main Line of the Birmingham Canal Navigations

|Shaldon Bridge||Devon||Teignmouth and Shaldon||1931 (original built in 1827)||||Spans the River Teign

|Shard Bridge ||Lancashire||Hambleton and Singleton||1993||||spans the River Wyre

|Sheppey Crossing||Kent||||2006 || || Crosses the Swale to link the Isle of Sheppey with the Kent mainland

|Shillingford Bridge||Oxfordshire ||Shillingford||1827|||II*||Crosses the River Thames

|Shoreham Tollbridge||West Sussex||Shoreham||1782|||II*||Footbridge across the River Adur

|Silver Jubilee Bridge||Cheshire|| Runcorn and Widnes||1961|||II || Crosses the River Mersey. Also called Runcorn-Widnes bridge

|Skeldergate Bridge||North Yorkshire||York||1881|||II||spans the River Ouse

|Skerton Bridge||Lancashire||Lancaster||1787|||II*||spans the River Lune

|Sonning Backwater Bridges||Oxfordshire||Sonning||1986||||Cross two branches of the River Thames

|Sonning Bridge||Berkshire and Oxfordshire||Sonning|| 1775|||II ||spans the River Thames

|Spa Bridge||North Yorkshire|| Scarborough||1827 || ||Footbridge over ravine

|Staines Bridge||Surrey||Staines upon Thames||1832||||spans the River Thames

|Stoke Bridge||Suffolk||Ipswich||1925||||Spans the River Orwell

|Styford Bridge||Northumberland||Riding Mill||1979||||Spans the River Tyne

|Summerleaze Footbridge||Berkshire and Buckinghamshire||Bray and Dorney|| 1996|| ||Carries footpath over the River Thames

|Sunderland Bridge||County Durham||Sunderland Bridge||C 14|||I||spans the River Wear

|Surtees Bridge||Durham||Thornaby-on-Tees||2008||||spans the River Tees

|Sutton Bridge, Oxfordshire||Oxfordshire||Sutton Courtenay||1807|||II||spans the River Thames

|Swarkestone Bridge||Derbyshire||Swarkestone||C13|||I||crosses the River Trent

|Sweet Track||Somerset||||3806 BC || || walk bridge, 1.2 miles

|Swinford Toll Bridge||Oxfordshire|| Eynsham||1769 || ||Privately owned toll bridge across the River Thames

|Swing Bridge, River Tyne||Tyne and Wear||Newcastle upon Tyne and Gateshead||1876|||II*||Swing bridge over the River Tyne

|Tadcaster Bridge||North Yorkshire||Tadcaster||c1700|||II ||crosses the River Wharfe. Partially collapsed December 2015

|Tadpole Bridge||Oxfordshire||Bampton and Buckland||C18||||spans the River Thames

|Tamar Bridge||Devon and Cornwall|| Plymouth and Saltash||1962||||road bridge across the River Tamar

|Tarr Steps||Somerset||Exmoor National Park|||1000 BC |||I || an historic clapper bridge over the River Barle

|Tees Barrage||Durham||Stockton-on-Tees||1995||||Barrage across the River Tees

|Tees Newport Bridge||County Durham and North Yorkshire||Middlesbrough and Stockton-on-Tees||1934 |||II || first vertical-lift bridge in Britain

|Teesquay Millennium Footbridge||Durham||Stockton-on-Tees||2000||||cable-stayed footbridge across the River Tees

|A19 Tees Viaduct (Tees Flyover)||North Yorkshire||Middlesbrough||1975 || || Carries A19 over the River Tees

|Temple Footbridge|| Berkshire and Buckinghamshire||Hurley||1989 || ||spans the River Thames

|Tenfoot Bridge||Oxfordshire||Buckland and Chimney||1869||||Wooden footbridge over the River Thames

|Teston Bridge||Kent||Teston||C14|||I||spans the River Medway

|Thelwall Viaduct||Cheshire||Lymm||1995|| || carries M6 over the Manchester Ship Canal and the River Mersey

|Thornborough Bridge||Buckinghamshire||Thornborough and Buckingham||C14|||I||crosses Padbury Brook

|Thorp Arch Bridge||West Yorkshire||Boston Spa||1770|||II|| Stone arch bridge over the River Wharfe

|Tickford Bridge||Buckinghamshire||Newport Pagnell||1810|||I|| Iron bridge over the River Ouzel

|Tinsley Viaduct||South Yorkshire||Sheffield||1968|| ||Carries M1 over Don Valley. First UK two-tier road-bridge

|Trent Bridge||Lincolnshire||Gainsborough||1791|||II||spans the River Trent

|Trent Bridge||Nottinghamshire||Nottingham||1871|||II||spans the River Trent

|Trevemper Bridge||Cornwall||Trevemper||C19|||II|| crosses the River Ganner

|Trinity Bridge||Lincolnshire||Crowland||1390|||I|| Former river crossing now on dry land.

|Trinity Bridge, Greater Manchester||Greater Manchester||Manchester and Salford||1995||||Footbridge across the River Irwell

|Trinity College Bridge, Cambridge || Cambridgeshire||Cambridge||1765|||I||Road Bridge over River Cam

|Turnbridge Lift Bridge||West Yorkshire||Turnbridge||1865||||Lift bridge over the Huddersfield Broad Canal

|Twin Sails Bridge|| Dorset||Poole||2012||||Bascule bridge over Backwater Channel to harbour

|Twizell Bridge|| Northumberland|| Duddo||1511|||I||Crosses the River Till. Now a footbridge

|Two Bridges||Devon||Two Bridges||||||(Both bridges) The new bridge: carries the B3357 road. The old bridge: carries traffic to and from the car park for the Two Bridges Hotel.

|Tyne Bridge||Tyne and Wear|| Newcastle upon Tyne and Gateshead||1928 || ||Crosses the River Tyne

|Valley Bridge||North Yorkshire|| Scarborough||1865 || ||spans Ramsdale

|Victoria Avenue Bridge||Cambridgeshire||Cambridge||1890||||spans the River Cam

|Victoria Bridge, Bath||Somerset||Bath||1836|||II*||spans the River Avon

|Victoria Bridge, Datchet||Berkshire||Datchet and Windsor||1967||||spans the River Thames

|Victoria Bridge, Manchester||Greater Manchester||Manchester and Salford||1839|||II||spans the River Irwell

|Victoria Bridge (Stockton-on-Tees)||Durham||Stockton-on-Tees||1887|||II||spans the River Tees

|Vignoles Bridge||West Midlands||Coventry||1835||Scheduled monument||Cast iron footbridge over the River Sherbourne

|Wallingford Bridge||Oxfordshire||Wallingford||C14|||II* ||spans the River Thames

|Walney Bridge||Cumbria|| Barrow-in-Furness||1908 || ||Connects Walney Island to mainland. A Bascule bridge

|Walton Bridge||Surrey||Walton-on-Thames||2013||||Spans the River Thames

|Warburton Toll Bridge ||Greater Manchester||Warburton||c.1863||||Crosses the Manchester Ship Canal and River Mersey

|Warrington Bridge||Cheshire||Warrington|||||||

|Warrington Transporter Bridge||Cheshire||Warrington||1916|||II* ||Closed 1964

|Water Eaton House Bridge||Wiltshire||Castle Eaton||||||Footbridge over the River Thames

|Watergate, Chester||Cheshire||Chester||1790|||I||Footbridge over A548

|Wearmouth Bridge||Tyne and Wear||Sunderland||1929|||II||spans the River Wear

|Welsh Bridge||Shropshire||Shrewsbury||1795|||II*||spans the River Severn

|Wetherby Bridge||West Yorkshire||Wetherby||13th Century|||II||spans the River Wharfe

|Whitby Swing Bridge||North Yorkshire||Whitby||1909||||Swing bridge over the River Esk

|Whitchurch Bridge|| Berkshire and Oxfordshire||Pangbourne and Whitchurch||1902|||II||over the River Thames

|Wilford Toll Bridge||Nottinghamshire||Wilford and Nottingham||1870|||II (part)||Spans the River Trent. Closed to vehicles 1974.

|Wilton Bridge||Herefordshire||Wilton and Ross-on-Wye||1599|||I||spans the River Wye

|Windsor Bridge||Berkshire||Windsor and Eton||1824|||II||Crosses the River Thames

|Winterbrook Bridge||Oxfordshire||Wallingford||1993||||Spans the River Thames

|Wylam Bridge||Northumberland||North Wylam||1836||||Spans the River Tyne

|Wynch Bridge

|County Durham

|Teesdale

|1741

|II*

|Suspension bridge footbridge over the River Tees

|Yarrow Bridge||Lancashire||Chorley||C17||||spans the River Yarrow

England-Wales Border

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|Bigsweir Bridge||Gloucestershire and Monmouthshire||St Briavels and Llandogo||1827|||II*|| Cast-iron bridge over the River Wye

|Farndon Bridge||Cheshire and Wrexham||Farndon and Holt||1339|| |I||Crosses the River Dee

||Old Wye Bridge||Gloucestershire and Monmouthshire||Tutshill and Chepstow||1816|||I||Spans the River Wye

|Severn Bridge||Gloucestershire and Monmouthshire||Aust and Chepstow||1966|||I||Suspension bridge crossing the River Severn and the River Wye

|Second Severn Crossing||Gloucestershire and Monmouthshire||Severn Beach and Sudbrook||1996||||Cable-stayed bridge crossing the River Severn

Anglo-Scottish Border

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|Coldstream Bridge||Northumberland and Borders||Cornhill-on-Tweed and Coldstream||1767|||II*||spans the River Tweed

|Ladykirk and Norham Bridge||Northumberland and Borders||Norham and Ladykirk||1887|||II|| spans the River Tweed

|Union Chain Bridge||Northumberland and Berwickshire||Horncliffe and Fishwick||1820|||I|| spans the River Tweed

Scotland

Glasgow

Includes bridges partly in another local authority area (e.g South Lanarkshire). All bridges are over the River Clyde unless otherwise specified.<br>

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|Albert Bridge||Saltmarket and Gorbals||1871||Cat A||Road bridge (A8); adjacent to City Union Bridge

|Auchenshuggle Bridge||Auchenshuggle and Clydebridge||2011||||Motorway bridge, carries M74 over Clyde; footpaths (Clyde Walkway / National Cycle Route 75 on underside)

|Bell's Bridge||Pacific Quay and SECC ||1988||||Footbridge between BBC Pacific Quay and the SEC Armadillo, built for the Glasgow Garden Festival

|Belmont Bridge||Hillhead and North Kelvinside||1870||Cat B||Road bridge across the River Kelvin

|Benalder Street Bridge||Partick and Yorkhill ||1896||||Road bridge across the River Kelvin

|Botanic Gardens Bridge||Glasgow Botanic Gardens and North Kelvinside ||||Cat B||Footbridge across the River Kelvin

|Bogleshole Road Bridge||Eastfield and Clydesmill Industrial Park||1986||||Road bridge

|Cambuslang Bridge||Cambuslang and Clydesmill Industrial Park||1892||||Road bridge, now closed to traffic but open to pedestrians; sometimes referred to as Orion Bridge

|Cambuslang Footbridge||Cambuslang and Clydesmill Industrial Park||1977||||Footbridge, built to replace adjacent Cambuslang Bridge

|Clydeford Bridge||Carmyle and Cambuslang||1976||||Road bridge (A763), built to replace nearby Cambuslang Bridge

|Clyde Arc||Finnieston and Pacific Quay||2006|||| Road bridge, known colloquially as the Squinty Bridge

|Cuningar Loop Footbridge||Dalmarnock and Cuningar Loop||2016|||||Footbridge to park

|Dalmarnock Bridge||Rutherglen and Dalmarnock||1891||Cat B|| Road bridge

|Delvin Road Bridge||Cathcart||1890||Cat B||Road bridge (westbound traffic only) across the White Cart Water

|Eldon Street Bridge||Hillhead and Woodlands||1895||Cat B||Road bridge across the River Kelvin

|Garscube Bridge||Bearsden and Maryhill||1925||||Road bridge across the River Kelvin (A81)

|George V Bridge||Tradeston and Glasgow City Centre||1928||Cat B|| Road bridge (A77, northbound traffic only); adjacent to Caledonian Railway Bridge

|Glasgow Bridge||Central Glasgow (Jamaica Street) and Laurieston||1899||Cat B||Road bridge (A77, southbound traffic only), sometimes referred to as Jamaica Bridge; adjacent to Caledonian Railway Bridge

|Great Western Bridge||Hillhead and Woodlands||1891||Cat A||Road bridge across the River Kelvin (A82)

|Holmlea Road Bridge||Cathcart||1901||Cat B||Road bridge across the White Cart Water

|Kelvindale Bridge||Kelvindale and Wyndford||1899||||Road bridge across the River Kelvin

|Kelvin Way Bridge||Kelvingrove Park||1914||Cat B||Road bridge across the River Kelvin

|King's Bridge||Hutchesontown and Glasgow Green||1933||Cat C||Road bridge (A74)

|Kingston Bridge||Kingston and Anderston||1970|||| Cantilever bridge conveying the M8 over the River Clyde

|Kirklee Bridge||Kelvinside and North Kelvinside||1899||Cat B||Road bridge across the River Kelvin

|Lambhill Bridge||Cadder and Lambhill ||1930||Cat C||Road bridge across the Forth and Clyde Canal

|Linn Park Bridge||Linn Park and Netherlee ||1820||Cat B||Iron footbridge across the White Cart Water in Linn Park

|MacQuisten Bridge||Newlands and Shawlands ||1832||Cat C||Road bridge (A77) across the White Cart Water

|Millbrae Bridge||Langside||1901||Cat B||Road bridge across the White Cart Water

|Millennium Bridge||Pacific Quay and SECC||2002|| ||Footbridge between Glasgow Science Centre and Crowne Plaza hotel

|Pollokshaws Road Bridge ||Pollokshaws||1930||||Road bridge (B769) across the White Cart Water (replaced original 1798 bridge)

|Polmadie Bridge ||Glasgow Green and Oatlands||2018|| ||Footbridge to park (replaced original 1955 bridge)

|Prince of Wales Bridge||Kelvingrove Park ||1895||Cat B||Road bridge (only accessible to restricted vehicles within park) across the River Kelvin

|Partick Bridge||Partick and Kelvingrove Park ||1878||Cat B||Road bridge across the River Kelvin (replaced Snow Bridge for traffic)

|Pollok House Bridge||Pollok Country Park ||1758||Cat A||Bridge across the White Cart Water (only accessible to restricted vehicles within park)

|Queen Margaret Bridge||Hillhead and North Kelvinside||1929||Cat B||Road bridge across the River Kelvin (adjacent to Glasgow Botanic Gardens)

|Riverford Bridge||Newlands and Pollokshaws||1930|| ||Road bridge across the White Cart Water

|Rutherglen Bridge||Shawfield and Bridgeton||1896||||Road bridge

|Shawfield Smartbridge||Shawfield and Dalmarnock||2014||||Footbridge

|Shaws Bridge||Pollokshaws||1934|| ||Road bridge across the White Cart Water (replaced older bridges, original from 1650)

|South Portland Street Suspension Bridge||Glasgow city centre (Clyde Street) and Laurieston||1853||Cat A||Footbridge

|Snow Bridge||Partick and Kelvingrove Park ||1800||Cat B||Footbridge to park across the River Kelvin (replaced for road traffic by Partick Bridge in 1878); also known as Old Dumbarton Road Bridge

|Snuff Mill Bridge||Cathcart and Simshill||1725||Cat B||Footbridge across the White Cart Water

|St. Andrew's Suspension Bridge||Glasgow Green and Hutchesontown||1855||Cat A||Footbridge

|Temple Bridge||Temple and Dawsholm Park ||1932||Cat C||Road bridge (A739) across the Forth and Clyde Canal

|Tradeston Bridge||Tradeston and IFSD (Broomielaw)||2009||||Footbridge, known colloquially as the Squiggly Bridge

|Victoria Bridge||Central Glasgow (Stockwell Street) and Laurieston||1854||Cat A||Road bridge (A730), sometimes referred to as Stockwell Bridge; adjacent to City Union Bridge

Rest of Scotland

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|Almond Aqueduct||Edinburgh / West Lothian||Ratho||1821||Cat A||Carries the Union Canal across the River Almond

|Almondell Aqueduct||West Lothian||East Calder||1822||Cat A||Carries water across the River Almond to supply the Union Canal

|Almondell Viaduct||West Lothian||East Calder||1867||Cat B||Crosses the River Almond

|Ballachulish Bridge||Inverness-shire||Ballachulish||1975||||Crosses the narrows between Loch Leven and Loch Linnhe

|Bonar Bridge||Scottish Highlands||Bonar Bridge||1973||||Crosses the Kyle of Sutherland

| Bothwell Bridge|| South Lanarkshire||Bothwell|| ||Cat A||Carries the B7071 over the River Clyde and the A725 road

|Bridge of Awe||Argyll||Taynuilt||1756|||| Spanned the River Awe. Destroyed by floods in 1992 and replaced by new bridge.

|Bridge of Dee||Aberdeen||Aberdeen||1527||Cat A||spans the River Dee

|Bridge of Oich||Scottish Highlands||Aberchalder||1850||||Taper suspension bridge spanning the River Oich

|Brig o' Balgownie||Aberdeen||Old Aberdeen||1320||Cat A|| spans the River Don

|Canongate Bridge||Scottish Borders||Jedburgh||16th Century||Cat A||Sandstone bridge, was the main entrance into the town over the Jed Water

|Carrbridge Packhorse Bridge||Scottish Highlands||Carrbridge||1717||Cat B||Packhorse Bridge, built to allow funeral procession to cross the River Dulnain

|Clachan Bridge||Argyll and Bute||Oban||1793||Cat A|| spans the Clachan Sound, connecting the Isle of Seil to the Scottish mainland.

|Clackmannanshire Bridge||Fife and Falkirk||Kincardine||2008||||Carries the A876 over the Firth of Forth (bridge is not actually in Clackmannanshire)

| Clyde Bridge || North Lanarkshire and South Lanarkshire||Motherwell||1932|| ||Carries the A723 road over the River Clyde

| Clyde's Bridge || South Lanarkshire||Abington|| || ||Crosses the River Clyde

| Clydesholm Bridge|| South Lanarkshire||Kirkfieldbank||1699||Cat A||Crosses the River Clyde

|Connel Bridge||Argyll and Bute||Connel||1903||Cat B||Cantilever bridge over Loch Etive

|Cowie Bridge||Aberdeenshire||Stonehaven|||||| Stone arch bridge over the Cowie Water

|Craigellachie Bridge||Moray||Aberlour||1814||Cat A|| Cast iron bridge across the River Spey

|Cramond Old Bridge||Edinburgh||Cramond||15th century||Cat A|| Stone arch bridge across the River Almond

| Crossford Bridge || South Lanarkshire||Crossford||1793||Cat B||Carries the B7056 over the River Clyde

|Brig o' Doon||Ayrshire||Alloway||C15||Cat A||spans the River Doon

|Dornoch Firth Bridge||Ross and Cromarty and Sutherland||Tain and Dornoch||1991||||Crosses Dornoch Firth

|Dryburgh Suspension Bridge||Scottish Borders||Dryburgh Abbey||1872|||| Suspension footbridge across the River Tweed

|Drygrange Old Bridge||Scottish Borders||Melrose||1780||Cat A||Disused bridge over the River Tweed

|Erskine Bridge||West Dunbartonshire and Renfrewshire||Erskine||1971|||| Cable-stayed box girder bridge, carries the A898 over the River Clyde

|Findhorn Viaduct (Forres)||Moray||Forres||1858||Cat A|| Carries a single track railway over the River Findhorn

|Findhorn Viaduct (Tomatin)||Scottish Highlands||Tomatin||1897||Cat B|| Carries a single track railway over the River Findhorn

|Forth Road Bridge||Edinburgh and Fife||South Queensferry and North Queensferry||1964||Cat A|| Carries the A90 road over the Firth of Forth

|Friarton Bridge||Perth and Kinross||Perth||1978|||| carries M90 motorway across the River Tay

| Garrion Bridge (old)|| South Lanarkshire||Garrion Bridge||1817||Cat B||Carries the A71 road / A72 road over the River Clyde (eastbound traffic)

| Garrion Bridge (new)|| South Lanarkshire||Garrion Bridge||2002|| ||Carries the A71 road / A72 road over the River Clyde (westbound traffic)

| Haughhead Bridge|| South Lanarkshire||Uddingston||1840||Cat B||Carries the B758 over the River Clyde

|Inveramsay Bridge||Aberdeenshire||Inveramsay||2016||||Carries the A96 road over the Aberdeen to Inverness Line

|Kalemouth Suspension Bridge||Scottish Borders||Kalemouth||c. 1830||Cat A||Wrought iron bridge spanning the River Teviot

|Kelso Bridge||Scottish Borders||Kelso||1803||Cat A||spans the River Tweed

| Ken Bridge|| Dumfries and Galloway||New Galloway||1824||Cat A||spans the Water of Ken

|Kessock Bridge||Inverness and Scottish Highlands||Inverness and North Kessock||1982|||| Crosses the Beauly Firth, to connect Inverness and the Black Isle

|Kincardine Bridge||Falkirk and Fife||Kincardine||1936||||Crosses upper reaches of the Firth of Forth

|King George VI Bridge||Aberdeen||Aberdeen||1941||||spans the River Dee

| Kirkfieldbank Bridge|| South Lanarkshire||Kirkfieldbank||1959|| ||Carries the A72 road over the River Clyde

| Kirkland Bridge|| East Renfrewshire and South Lanarkshire||Eaglesham|| ||Cat C||Carries the B764 over the White Cart Water

|Kyle of Tongue Bridge||Sutherland||||1971||||Crosses the Kyle of Tongue

|Kylesku Bridge||Sutherland||||1984||||Box girder bridge crossing the Loch a' Chàirn Bhàin

|Laxford Bridge||Scottish Highlands||Sutherland||c. 1834||Cat B||spans the River Laxford

| Mauldslie Bridge || South Lanarkshire||Dalserf||1861||Cat A||Crosses the River Clyde

|Mertoun Bridge||Scottish Borders||St Boswells||1873||||spans the River Tweed

| Millhousebridge Bridge|| Dumfries and Galloway||Millhousebridge||1827||Cat A|| spans the River Annan

| Musselburgh Bridge|| East Lothian||Musselburgh||16th C.||Cat A|| spans the River Esk

| Old Bridge of Dee|| Dumfries and Galloway||Bridge of Dee||1740||Cat A|| spans the River Dee

|Overtoun Bridge||West Dumbartonshire||Dumbarton||1895|| Cat B||An arch bridge over the Overtoun Burn.

|Perth Bridge||Perth and Kinross||Perth||1771||Cat A|| A stone arch bridge, also known as Smeaton's Bridge, crossing the River Tay.

|Queensferry Crossing||Edinburgh and Fife||South Queensferry and North Queensferry||2017|| || Cable-stayed bridge, carries M90 motorway over Firth of Forth

|River Leven Bridge|| Fife||Glenrothes||1995|||| a cable-stayed bridge spanning Riverside Park and the River Leven

|St. Devenick's Bridge||Aberdeen||Ardoe and Cults||1837||||A derelict suspension footbridge known locally as Shakkin' Briggie

|Skye Bridge||Inner Hebrides||Isle of Skye||1995|||| between Kyle of Lochalsh on the mainland and Kyleakin on the Isle of Skye

|Tay Road Bridge||Fife and Dundee||Newport-on-Tay||1966|| ||Carries A92 road over the Firth of Tay

|Tweed Bridge||Scottish Borders||Peebles||C15||Cat A||spans the River Tweed

|White Cart Viaduct||Renfrewshire||Paisley||1968||||23-span steel/concrete composite viaduct comprising haunched cantilever river spans and anchor spans with a central suspended span; carries M8 motorway over White Cart Water

|Victoria Bridge||Aberdeenshire|| Mar Lodge Estate||1905||Cat B|| Private bridge over the River Dee

|Yair Bridge||Scottish Borders||Yair||c1764||Cat A||spans the River Tweed

Northern Ireland

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|Albert Bridge||County Antrim and County Down||Belfast||1890||||Spans the River Lagan

|Ballievey Bridge||County Down||Banbridge||1988||||Spans the River Bann

|Bann Bridge

|County Londonderry

|Coleraine

|1924

|Only bascule railway bridge in Northern Ireland, spans the River Bann

|Bleach Green Viaducts

|County Antrim

|Newtownabbey

|1933

|Burrowing railway junction across St. Valentine's Glen

|Boyne Bridge||County Antrim||Belfast||1936||||

|Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge||County Antrim||Ballintoy||2008|| || Pedestrian walkway to Carrickarede island.

|Charlemont Bridge

|County Tyrone

|Moy

|1855

|Stone arch bridge between Moy and Charlemont.

|Coleraine Bridge||County Londonderry||Coleraine||1844|| || Iconic triple stone arch bridge over the Lower River Bann in Coleraine built in 1844.

|Craigavon Bridge||County Londonderry||Derry||1933|| || Double deck bridge over the River Foyle. Lower deck a former goods line

|Craigmore Viaduct

|County Armagh

|Newry

|1852

|Tallest railway bridge in Ireland

|Crawfordsburn Viaduct

|County Down

|Crawfordsburn

|1865

|Carries the Belfast – Bangor railway line across Crawfordsburn Park

|Crumlin Viaduct

|County Antrim

|Crumlin

|1915

|Carries a railway line across a road which is itself a bridge over a river

|Dargan Bridge

|County Antrim and County Down

|Belfast

|1994

|Longest railway bridge in Ireland

|Dromore Viaduct

|County Down

|Dromore

|1861

|Former railway viaduct

|Finn Bridge||County Fermanagh and County Monaghan (ROI)||Scotshouse||1856|| ||Spans the River Finn between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland

|Foyle Bridge||County Londonderry||Derry||1984|| ||Spans the River Foyle

|Governor's Bridge

|County Antrim and County Down

|Stranmillis

|1970

|Spans the River Lagan

|Keady Viaduct

|County Armagh

|Keady

|1910

|Former railway viaduct

|King's Bridge

|County Antrim and County Down

|Stranmillis

|1910

|Spans the River Lagan

|Lagan Viaduct

|County Antrim

|Belfast

|1976

|Carries the Derry, Larne and Bangor lines across the River Lagan

|- |

|Lifford Bridge||County Tyrone and County Donegal (ROI)||Lifford||1964|| || Spans the River Foyle between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland

|M3 Bridge

|County Antrim and County Down

|Belfast

|1995

|Short motorway comprised almost solely of a bridge across the River Lagan

|MacNeill's Egyptian Arch

|County Armagh

|Newry

|1851

|Carries Belfast – Dublin line across the A25 road

|Ormeau Bridge

|County Antrim and County Down

|Belfast

|1863

|Spans the River Lagan

|Peace Bridge||County Londonderry||Derry||2011|| || Pedestrian & cycleway over the Belfast-Derry railway line and the River Foyle

|Queen Elizabeth II Bridge||County Down||Belfast||1966|| ||Spans the River Lagan

|Queen's Bridge||County Down||Belfast||1849|| ||Spans the River Lagan

|Quoile Bridge

|County Down

|Downpatrick

|1999

|Carries the Downpatrick and County Down Railway across the River Quoile

|Senator George Mitchell Peace Bridge

|County Fermanagh and County Cavan (ROI)

|Belturbet

|1999

|Named after George J. Mitchell for his role in the peace process

|Sandelford Bridge||County Londonderry||Coleraine||1844|| ||Spans the River Bann.

|Shaw's Bridge||County Down||Belfast||1707|| ||Spans the River Lagan

|Shaw's Bridge (A55)

|County Antrim and County Down

|Belfast

|1977

|Spans the River Lagan

|Tassagh Viaduct

|County Armagh

|Tassagh

|1910

|Former railway viaduct

Wales

Brecon, Usk Bridge
Britannia Bridge
Briton Ferry Bridge, carries the M4 over the River Neath south of the town of Neath
Cardiff, Cardiff Bridge
Conwy Suspension Bridge, by Thomas Telford
Menai Suspension Bridge, by Thomas Telford
Monnow Bridge, Monmouth
Newport Bridge
Newport, Caerleon Bridge
Newport, City Bridge
Newport City footbridge
Newport, George Street Bridge
Newport, M4 motorway Usk bridge
Newport Transporter Bridge
Waterloo Bridge, Betws-y-Coed, by Thomas Telford

Isle of Man

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|Braddan Bridge||Braddan||||90px||crosses the River Dhoo

List of bridges in the United Kingdom

England

Greater London

Rest of England

England-Wales Border

Anglo-Scottish Border

Scotland

Glasgow

Rest of Scotland

Northern Ireland

Wales

Isle of Man

See also

Further lists

References