Bridges in Meadowhall .2F Tinsley area River Don, Yorkshire

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1 bridges in meadowhall / tinsley area

1.1 sheffield district railway bridge
1.2 meadowhall way (sw) bridge
1.3 meadowhall works bridge
1.4 meadowhall interchange footbridge
1.5 meadowhall way (n) bridge
1.6 meadowhall coach park bridges
1.7 supertram bridge
1.8 south yorkshire railway bridge
1.9 m1 tinsley viaduct
1.10 blackburn meadows bridge
1.11 halfpenny bridge





bridges in meadowhall / tinsley area
sheffield district railway bridge

sheffield district railway bridge


this single-span metal bridge carried sheffield district railway on river don. opened in 1900, integrated lner in 1923 and, in british railways days, connected tinsley marshalling yard midland main line @ brightside junction. railway lines lifted in 1999, bridge still intact in 2013.


meadowhall way (sw) bridge

this opened @ same time meadowhall shopping centre.


meadowhall works bridge

this bridge provides pedestrian route between meadowhall road , part of 5 weirs walk skirts meadowhall shopping centre. erected newton chambers & co ltd, thorncliffe ironworks, bridge provided access 1 of works (dunford hadfields, shardlows or arthur lees) used occupy shopping centre site. bridge downstream of hadfield s weir.


meadowhall interchange footbridge

meadowhall interchange footbridge


this cable-stayed enclosed footbridge connects meadowhall interchange meadowhall shopping centre. provides pedestrian access meadowhall wincobank area of sheffield, railway station, tram station , bus station. footbridge crosses a6109 meadowhall road , 5 weirs walk, river don.


meadowhall way (n) bridge

these 2 bridges opened @ same time meadowhall shopping centre.


meadowhall coach park bridges

these 2 bridges (foot , road) opened @ same time meadowhall shopping centre. connect coach park , overflow car park shopping centre.


supertram bridge

tram, railway , m1 bridges @ tinsley


this bridge carries sheffield supertram line on river don. fitzalan square meadowhall section of tram network opened on 21 march 1994.


south yorkshire railway bridge

this bridge carries sheffield rotherham freight-only railway line. railway part of south yorkshire railway, later became part of great central railway.


m1 tinsley viaduct

tinsley viaduct carries m1 london leeds motorway , a631 road on river don. two-tier viaduct on 0.6 miles (1 km) long , opened in 1968, @ cost of £6 million. strengthened in 1983 , again in 2006. 2006 refurbishment involved addition of 2,500 tonnes of steel , 3,500 tonnes of reinforced concrete, took 3 years complete , cost £81 million.


blackburn meadows bridge

this works bridge may once have provided road access blackburn meadows power station. area around bridge have been affected halfpenny link road development proposed in 2005.


halfpenny bridge

halfpenny bridge


this bridge carries trans-pennine trail on final non-navigable section of river don. sheffield canal joins don downstream of footbridge. century ago have cost half penny use ferry crossing tinsley waterway. 70 years ago, ferry – , charge – scrapped building of bridge. on 15 october 2001, current bridge opened replace older unsafe bridge. current bridge still named halfpenny bridge, cost half million pounds. bridge of steel bowstring construction, 49-yard (45 m) span. sheffield halfpenny bridge not confused halfpenny bridge near lechlade in gloucestershire, marks start of navigable river thames.








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