King Edward VII Bridge
Opened on 10 July 1906, this steel truss bridge carries the East Coast Main Line across the Tyne and relieved the congested approaches to Newcastle Central Station. Most through trains between London and Edinburgh cross here rather than on the High Level Bridge. It is listed Grade II.
- Bridge Structure Type
- truss
- Vertical Layer
- 1
- Wikipedia Link
- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Edward_VII_Bridge
Category: Culture & History
Tags: 1906, truss, railway, east coast main line, grade ii
Coordinates: 54.9628678, -1.6159579
Part of The bridges over the Tyne between Newcastle and Gateshead
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