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London Bridge, Tower Bridge, Westminster Bridge, Chelsea Bridge, plus many more.
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When was London Bridges created?
London Bridges was created in 2004.
What bridges are on the River Thames?
There are 130 -200 bridges over the Thames. Possibly the most famous is the Tower Bridge near the centre of London.
Are there famous bridges in are there famous bridges in Kansas?
no
Are there any famous bridges in London?
The Tees Viaduct, opened in 1975, is a famous British bridge. Others include the Albert Bridge, the Alloa Swing Bridge, and the Tower Bridge in London.
Are there any famous beam bridges?
ope say that the tower bridge in london is a beam bridge. Hope this helps you jewbag
How many bridges cross over the river thames in london?
35, including railway bridges and foot bridges.
How many brigdes in London?
There are 24 Bridges in London
What are all the bridges in London called?
The London bridge is called this because it is in london
What brige goes across the thames river?
You will have to be more specific. There are 25 bridges crossing the Thames within London and many more outside of London. The most famous bridge crossing the Thames in London is Tower Bridge.
What songs are written about bridges?
London Bridge is Falling Down, is a song about bridges
How many main bridges are there in London?
There are 20 bridges across the river Thames in London which can carry road traffic plus as many more bridges which are only for rail traffic or pedestrians.
How many bridges did the Romans build across the Thames?
The Romans built several bridges across the Thames, with the most notable being the original London Bridge, constructed around AD 50. This bridge facilitated trade and military movement, significantly contributing to the growth of Londinium (modern London). While the exact number of bridges they built across the Thames is unclear, the London Bridge remains the most famous and historically significant. Other smaller bridges may have existed, but their specifics are less well-documented.
