Staines Bridge

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Staines Bridge is a historic road bridge over the River Thames in Surrey, England, carrying traffic between Staines-upon-Thames and Egham.

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Staines Bridge canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf arch bridge
road bridge
carries A308 road
road traffic
connects Egham
Staines-upon-Thames
country England
crosses Thames
surface form: River Thames
crossesAt Staines reach of the River Thames
crossesBetween north bank of the Thames at Egham
south bank of the Thames at Staines-upon-Thames
designer George Rennie
hasAlternativeName Staines Road Bridge
hasArchitecturalStyle 19th-century classical bridge design
hasConstructionPeriod early 19th century
hasFootways footpaths on both sides
hasNearbyFeature Runnymede meadow
surface form: Runnymede area

Staines-upon-Thames
surface form: Staines town centre
hasNumberOfSpans 3
hasOwner public authority
hasParapets stone parapets
hasStructureType segmental arches
hasTrafficLanes two lanes
hasUse pedestrian traffic
vehicular traffic
heritageStatus Grade II listed building
isCrossingOf River Thames between Staines and Egham
isHistoric yes
isOnWaterway non-tidal River Thames
isPartOf road network between London and the west of England
isTollBridge no
locatedIn Egham
England
Staines-upon-Thames
Surrey
United Kingdom
maintainedBy Surrey County Council
material stone
near Egham town centre
Staines railway station
opened 1832
precededBy earlier stone bridges at Staines
earlier wooden bridges at Staines
region South East England
replaced previous Staines Bridge destroyed or damaged by floods
riverMile approximately 18 miles from Teddington Lock

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

Staines-upon-Thames hasRiverFeature Staines Bridge
Spelthorne hasHeritageSite Staines Bridge