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Here's a list of the bridges in London that I have described on this website.
Other Bridges in Central London
The following are bridges that I intend to write about in future.- Charing Cross Bridge: (1864)
A railway bridge, also known as Hungerford Bridge - City & South London Railway tunnels: (1900)
This is a subway tunnel that is now abandoned with the opening of the Northern Line subway tunnel. - Hungerford Footbridges: (2002)
- Jubilee Line tunnels: (1999)
Subway line for the London Underground Jubilee Line between Waterloo and Westminster tube stations. - Lambeth Bridge: (1932)
- Northern Line (City branch): (1900)
Subway line for the London Underground Northern Line between London Bridge and Bank tube stations. - Northern Line (Charing Cross branch): (1926)
Subway line for the London Underground Northern Line between Waterloo and Embankment tube stations. - Westminster Subway: (1870)
This is the world's first underground tube railway. Today it is used for water mains and telephone cables. - Waterloo & City Line tunnels: (1898)
This is the tunnel for the London Underground between Waterloo and Bank tube stations. - Waterloo Bridge: (1945)
- Victoria Line tunnels: (between Westminster and Pimlico; 1971)
Subway line for the London Underground Victoria Line between the Westminster and Pimlico tube stations.
Crossings in East London
- Blackwall Tunnels: (1897 & 1967)
- Canary Wharf - Rotherhithe Ferry:
- Crossrail tunnel:
Tunnel for a new railway connection that began on 15 May 2009 and is still under construction. - Docklands Light Railway tunnel: (1999)
Subway tunnel between King George V and Woolwich Arsenal stations. - Docklands Light Railway tunnel: (1999)
Subway tunnel between Island Gardens and Cutty Sark stations. - Greenwich foot tunnel: (1902)
- Jubilee Line tunnels: (1999)
Subway tunnel for the London Underground Jubilee Line between Canary Water and Canary Wharf tube stations. - Jubilee Line tunnels: (1999)
Subway tunnel for the London Underground Jubilee Line between Canary Wharf and North Greenwich tube stations. - Jubilee Line tunnels: (1999)
Subway tunnel for the London Underground Jubilee Line between North Greenwich and Canning Town tube stations. - Westminster Dome electricity cable tunnel:
- Rotherhithe Tunnel: (1908)
- Silvertown Link: (proposed) This is a proposed crossing to relieve the heavy load on the Blackwall Tunnels. It may be a bridge or a tunnel.
- Thames Barrier:
This crossing is not open to the public. - Thames Tunnel: (1843)This is the world's first underwater tunnel, now part of the East London Line.
- Woolwich Ferry:
- Woolwich Foot Tunnel: (1912)
Bridges and Crossings in Southwest London
- Albert Bridge: (1873)
- Barnes Railway Bridge and Footbridge: (1849)
- Battersea Bridge: (1890)
- Battersea Railway Bridge: (1863)
- Chiswick Bridge: (1933)
- Fulham Railway Bridge and Footbridge: (1889)
- Hammerton's Ferry:
- Hampton Court Bridge: (1933)
- Hampton Ferry:
- Kew Bridge: (1903)
- Kew Railway Bridge: (1869)
- Kingston Bridge: (1828)
- Kingston Railway Bridge: (1863)
- Richmond Bridge: (1777)
- Richmond Lock and Footbridge: (1894)
- Richmond Railway Bridge: (1848)
- Teddington Lock Footbridge: (1889)
- Twickenham Bridge: (1933)
- Wandsworth Bridge: (1938)
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