Shawfield Footbridge
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Shawfield Footbridge | |
Lanarkshire | |
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Shawfield Smartbridge under construction | |
Location | |
Type: | Cable-stayed bridge |
Carrying: | Footpath |
Crossing: | River Clyde |
Location | |
Grid reference: | NS60936282 |
Location: | 55°50’19"N, 4°13’20"W |
Structure | |
Type: | Cable-stayed bridge |
History | |
Information |
Shawfield Footbridge, also known as The SMARTbridge (and several variations on that name) is a pedestrian bridge built in 2014 across the River Clyde in Glasgow, in Lanarkshire, between Shawfield on the south bank of the river and Dalmarnock on the north.
The bridge, with associated landscaping, was built as part of a project related to the 2014 Commonwealth Games. It was also to encourage people working in the area to make use of the nearby Dalmarnock railway station. The bridge also carries communications and power connections over the river.[1][2]
References
- ↑ 'Holistic landscape design will be essential to successful regeneration (LUC Consultancy)'
- ↑ 'Clyde Smartbridge readied for weekend opening': Urban Realm, 17 July 2014
Bridges and crossings on the River Clyde | ||||||
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King's Bridge | Polmadie Bridge | Rutherglen Bridge | Shawfield Smartbridge | Dalmarnock Railway Bridge | Dalmarnock Bridge | Cuningar Footbridge |