Clyde Bridge, Carstairs
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Clyde Bridge | |
Lanarkshire | |
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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]
("Wikimedia Commons" has material about Clyde Bridge, Carstairs) |
References
- ↑ 'Locals to benefit as new bridge opens': South Lanarkshire Review 22 April 2024
- 'Long-awaited £7.4M single-span 90m road bridge near Carstairs completed- - New Civil Engineer 6 June 2024
Bridges and crossings on the River Clyde | ||||||
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Clydesholm Bridge | Bonnington Linn Footbridge | Hyndford Bridge | Clyde Bridge | Float Viaduct | Thankerton Bridge | Wolfclyde Bridge |