Blackfriars Bridge
A steel arch road bridge opened in 1869, which also carried trams from 1909 until July 1952. It is the westernmost of the five crossings owned and managed by City Bridge Foundation and is operated for traffic by Transport for London, running one way northbound on the A201. The Foundation's works page lists no major closures here.
- Bridge Name
- Blackfriars Bridge
- Official Reference
- A201
- Illuminated
- Yes
- Surface Material
- asphalt
- Number of Lanes
- 2
- Speed Limit
- 20 mph
Category: Culture & History
Tags: steel-arch, 1869, former-tram-bridge, one-way
Coordinates: 51.5106244, -0.1044528
Part of The bridges over the Thames inside London
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