There are two possible answers. The bridge is immediately adjacent to the Tower of London so may have been named after it. Alternatively, there is a tower at both ends of the bridge to support the suspension cables so could have been called 'Tower' because of that.
Because tower bridges have a big base
Madeline comes from the Greek name, meaning "High tower."
THE Tower Bridge is in London.
There are 109 bridges over the Thames,, not to be typed here though
Tower Bridge was built in 1894
The name Madeleine is a form of Magdalene, meaning "from Magdala." "Magdala" means "tower" in Hebrew.
There are 107 bridges across the Thames - to many to name here
There are over 200 bridges and tunnels to cross the river Thames. Tower Bridge, London Bridge and Westminster Bridge are probably the best known.
Eiffel was the name of the man who designed the Eiffel Tower...it was named after him.
200 feet
There are 214 bridges which cross the river Thames so it would be difficult to name them all here. However, some of the best known bridges in London are Tower, London, Southwark, Lambeth, Vauxhall, Albert, Chelsea, Putney, Richmond, Kingston
the tower of BabelA tower intended to reach to heaven. It is unknown if the tower had a name while it was being built but if it did it was likely to have been the Tower of Shinar, for the name of the plane on which it was built. But after it was named Babel, meaning confusion.