Clyde Bridge, Carstairs

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Clyde Bridge
Lanarkshire
Location
Type: Road bridge
Carrying: Pettinain Road
Crossing: River Clyde
Location
Grid reference: NS95624447
Location: 55°40’57"N, 3°39’42"W
Structure
Length: 295 feet
Type: Road bridge
Design: Steel delta bridge
History
Built 2024
Information

Clyde Bridge by Carstairs Junction in Lanarkshire carries a local road over the young River Clyde.

The bridge seen today is a narrow, single-span steel bridge of 'delta' design, opened in 2024. The new bridge replaces an older bridge, built in 1912: the 1912 bridge was placed under weight restrictions from 1956 and closed to traffic and pedestrians in August 2018 for safety reasons, due to severe structural defects.[1]

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References

  1. 'Locals to benefit as new bridge opens': South Lanarkshire Review 22 April 2024
The old bridge


Bridges and crossings on the River Clyde
Clydesholm Bridge Bonnington Linn Footbridge Hyndford Bridge Clyde Bridge Float Viaduct Thankerton Bridge Wolfclyde Bridge