Hampton Court Bridge
A concrete and steel arch road bridge opened in 1933, running from Hampton Court to East Molesey and carrying the A309. The Thames Path crosses here, and the bridge is the last road crossing on the list before the Hampton Ferry, a route recorded as operating since 1519. Four lanes, with separate footways on both sides and a segregated cycleway on the eastern side.
- Bridge Name
- Hampton Court Bridge
- Official Reference
- A309
- Illuminated
- Yes
- Surface Material
- asphalt
- Number of Lanes
- 4
- Speed Limit
- 30 mph
Category: Culture & History
Tags: concrete-arch, 1933, thames-path, hampton-court
Coordinates: 51.403658, -0.3424997
Part of The bridges over the Thames inside London
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