Midland Bridge or Destructor Bridge (Bath)
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The iron truss bridge was built in the 1870′s for the Midland Railway, hence the name, providing road access to its terminus at Green Park Station.
It was found to be unsuitable for the company's purpose and was then sold and moved to its present site.
It was nick-named "Destructor bridge" as it linked the recycling yard to a giant incinerator known as a destructor on the other side of the river.
It is due to be demolished and replaced in the near future
It was found to be unsuitable for the company's purpose and was then sold and moved to its present site.
It was nick-named "Destructor bridge" as it linked the recycling yard to a giant incinerator known as a destructor on the other side of the river.
It is due to be demolished and replaced in the near future
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 51°23'3"N 2°22'37"W
- Clifton Suspension Bridge 19 km
- Water Pipe 19 km
- Water Pipe 19 km
- Road Bridge 20 km
- Charlton Railway Viaduct 24 km
- Avonmouth Motorway Bridge (M5) 25 km
- Beachley Viaduct 32 km
- Wye Bridge 33 km
- Severn Bridge 33 km
- Second Severn Crossing 33 km
- Household Waste Recycling Centre 0.1 km
- Victoria Park Childrens Playground 0.1 km
- Lower Common West Allotments (organic site) 0.2 km
- Lower Common East Allotments 0.3 km
- St Michael's Cemetery 0.4 km
- Homebase Carpark 0.4 km
- Hayesfield Lower School 0.6 km
- St James Cemetery 0.6 km
- Twerton Cemetery 0.7 km
- Somerset 52 km