London Bridge

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London Bridge is a historic and frequently rebuilt crossing in central London that spans the River Thames, linking the City of London with Southwark.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bridge
road bridge
architect Lord Holford
carries A3 road
connects City of London
Southwark
constructionStart 1967
country United Kingdom
crosses Thames
surface form: River Thames
crossesAt Pool of London
design box girder bridge
engineer Mott, Hay and Anderson
famousFor association with the nursery rhyme "London Bridge Is Falling Down"
being repeatedly rebuilt over centuries
follows London Bridge self-linksurface differs
surface form: Roman London Bridge
hasFootpath two sidewalks
hasHeritageStatus not listed
hasHistoricalPrecursor Roman bridge over the Thames at London
medieval London Bridge
hasLanes 4 road lanes
hasLength about 269 metres
hasToll no
hasWidth about 32 metres
isInDistrict City of London
Southwark
surface form: London Borough of Southwark
isNear London Bridge railway station
surface form: London Bridge station

Monument to the Great Fire of London (with Robert Hooke)
surface form: Monument to the Great Fire of London

Southwark Cathedral
The Shard
locatedIn England
London, England
surface form: London

United Kingdom
maintainedBy Bridge House Estates
material concrete
steel
numberOfSpans 3
opened 1973
owner Bridge House Estates
parallelTo Cannon Street Railway Bridge
Tower Bridge
partOf Thames river crossings in London
precededBy 1831 London Bridge
regionServed Central London
replaced 1831 London Bridge
replacedStructureType stone arch bridge
traffic motor vehicles
pedestrians

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