Pero's Bridge (Bristol)
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Picturesque pedestrian bascule bridge built in March 1999 by the Irish artist Eilis O'Connell, in conjunction with Ove Arup & Partners engineers. Is very known for its horn-shaped sculptures.
This footbridge spans St Augustine Reach in Bristol Harbour between Narrow Quay in city centre and Bordeaux Quay waterfront promenade at Canons March area of the city. Is named after a slave of the merchant John Pinney who lived in Bristol during the 18th century.
Narrow Quay
entrance from Farrs Lane
Bristol
Grid reference: ST585725
This footbridge spans St Augustine Reach in Bristol Harbour between Narrow Quay in city centre and Bordeaux Quay waterfront promenade at Canons March area of the city. Is named after a slave of the merchant John Pinney who lived in Bristol during the 18th century.
Narrow Quay
entrance from Farrs Lane
Bristol
Grid reference: ST585725
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pero's_Bridge
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Coordinates: 51°27'0"N 2°35'52"W
- Gaol Ferry Bridge 0.5 km
- Castle Bridge 0.8 km
- Avon Meads Bridge 1.2 km
- Footbridge 1.9 km
- M32 motorway footbridge (disused) 5 km
- Footbridge 6.4 km
- Victoria Bridge 17 km
- Grosvenor Suspension Bridge 19 km
- Footbridge 68 km
- Pedestrian overpass 82 km
- Bristol Harbour 0.1 km
- Bristol City Centre 0.3 km
- The Centre 0.4 km
- Wapping Wharf 0.4 km
- The Old City (North) 0.6 km
- Redcliffe 0.6 km
- Spike Island 0.8 km
- Bedminster 1.2 km
- Clifton 1.8 km
- Somerset 44 km
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