Tinsley Viaduct

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Tinsley Viaduct is a two-tier steel box-girder road bridge near Sheffield, England, notable for carrying the M1 motorway and local traffic across the Don Valley and adjacent waterways.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf road bridge
steel box-girder bridge
viaduct
carries M1 motorway
local road traffic
category Box girder bridges in the United Kingdom
Bridges in South Yorkshire
Viaducts in the United Kingdom
constructionStartDate 1965
country United Kingdom
crosses Don Valley
Don Valley industrial area
River Don
Sheffield Canal
railway lines in the Don Valley
design box-girder
function to carry road traffic across the Don Valley and adjacent waterways
hasLaneConfiguration multiple lanes in each direction on lower deck
multiple lanes in each direction on upper deck
hasNearbyLandmark Tinsley cooling towers site
hasNumberOfDecks 2
hasToll no
length 1033 metres
3389 feet
locatedIn England
Sheffield
South Yorkshire
locatedNear Meadowhall
Rotherham
Tinsley
lowerDeckCarries A631 road
local distributor roads
maintainedBy National Highways
material steel
notableFor being the first two-tier road bridge in the United Kingdom
carrying motorway and local traffic on separate decks
numberOfSpans 32
opened 1968
openedBy Harold Wilson
owner National Highways
partOf M1 motorway route between London and Leeds
linked to: M1 Motorway Derby
region Yorkshire and the Humber
roadNetwork Strategic Road Network of England
structureType two-tier bridge
trafficType motor vehicles
underwent strengthening works after box-girder bridge failures in the 1970s
upperDeckCarries M1 motorway

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Tinsley Locks nearLandmark Tinsley Viaduct