Battersea Railway Bridge

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Battersea Railway Bridge is a historic railway bridge in London that carries trains across the River Thames between Battersea and Fulham on the West London line.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Grade II listed building
bridge over the River Thames
railway bridge
steel truss bridge
alsoKnownAs Battersea Railway Bridge over the Thames
Cremorne Bridge
carries West London line
railway traffic
connects Battersea
Fulham
country United Kingdom
crosses River Thames
linked to: Thames
designer William Baker NERFINISHED
electrification overhead or third-rail compatible
hasDeckType railway deck
hasPierType river piers
hasStructureType truss bridge
hasTraffic rail only
heritageStatus Grade II listed
listingAuthority Historic England
locatedDownstreamOf Wandsworth Bridge
locatedIn London
linked to: London, England

London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham
London Borough of Wandsworth
locatedUpstreamOf Albert Bridge
maintainedBy Network Rail
material steel
wrought iron
notUsedFor pedestrian traffic
road traffic
numberOfSpans 5
opened 1863
owner Network Rail
partOf West London line infrastructure
passesNear Battersea Park
Imperial Wharf area
region South East England
riverBankOnOneSide north bank of the Thames
riverBankOnOtherSide south bank of the Thames
usedFor freight rail services
passenger rail services

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West London line hasBridge Battersea Railway Bridge
Battersea Railway Bridge alsoKnownAs Battersea Railway Bridge over the Thames
linked to: Battersea Railway Bridge