Chiswick Bridge
A reinforced concrete arch bridge opened on 3 July 1933, the same day as Twickenham Bridge upstream, and carried by the A316 as the Great Chertsey Road. It is Grade II listed, and a restoration of the structure was announced by government and covered by the Chartered Institution of Highways and Transportation. Average speed enforcement operates across the span.
- Bridge Name
- Chiswick Bridge
- Official Reference
- A316
- Illuminated
- Yes
- Surface Material
- asphalt
- Number of Lanes
- 4
- Speed Limit
- 40 mph
Category: Culture & History
Tags: concrete-arch, 1933, grade-ii, restoration
Coordinates: 51.4731537, -0.2697625
Part of The bridges over the Thames inside London
More in The bridges over the Thames inside London
Related collections
- Baden-Württemberg's palaces the state palace administration keeps — Baden-Württemberg, Germany · 16 locations
- Christopher Wren's churches in the City of London — City of London, United Kingdom · 15 locations
- The royal palaces Historic Royal Palaces looks after — United Kingdom · 6 locations
- Tarraco's Roman monuments on the World Heritage list, in and around Tarragona — Tarragona, Spain · 10 locations
- Jean Nouvel's buildings in Paris — Paris, France · 4 locations
- Venice's civic museums, the Fondazione Musei Civici — Venice, Italy · 8 locations