Chelsea Bridge

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Chelsea Bridge is a road and foot traffic bridge over the River Thames in London, linking Chelsea on the north bank with Battersea on the south.

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Chelsea Bridge canonical 10

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Predicate Object
instanceOf footbridge
road bridge
suspension bridge
belongsTo Thames bridge network
carries pedestrians
road traffic
connects Battersea
Chelsea
constructionStart 1934
crosses River Thames
linked to: Thames
crossesAt between Chelsea and Battersea
designer G. Topham Forrest
Roland Paxton
hasAlternativeName New Chelsea Bridge
hasFeature art deco style lighting columns
suspension cables
hasLanes 4 road lanes
hasLength approximately 213 metres
hasLightingScheme illuminated at night
hasSidewalks 2 sidewalks
hasSpans 3
hasToll no
hasWidth approximately 20 metres
heritageStatus not listed
isDownstreamOf Battersea Bridge NERFINISHED
isUpstreamOf Albert Bridge NERFINISHED
locatedIn England
London
linked to: London, England

United Kingdom
locatedOnBank north bank of the River Thames
south bank of the River Thames
maintainedBy Transport for London
material concrete
steel
namedAfter Chelsea
near Battersea Park
Chelsea Embankment
opened 1937
openedBy King George VI
linked to: George VI

Queen Elizabeth (Queen Consort)
partOf A3216 road NERFINISHED
precededBy Old Chelsea Bridge NERFINISHED
replaced Old Chelsea Bridge NERFINISHED
roadType dual carriageway
trafficType bicycles
motor vehicles
pedestrians

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Battersea hasLandmark Chelsea Bridge
Battersea crossedBy Chelsea Bridge
Chelsea, London, England hasLandmark Chelsea Bridge
London Borough of Wandsworth hasBridge Chelsea Bridge
Billy Strayhorn notableWork Chelsea Bridge
Billy Strayhorn wroteStandard Chelsea Bridge
Battersea Park near Chelsea Bridge
Chelsea Embankment connectsTo Chelsea Bridge
Chelsea Embankment hasNearbyLandmark Chelsea Bridge