Swinford Toll Bridge

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Swinford Toll Bridge is a historic privately owned toll bridge over the River Thames in Oxfordshire, England, notable for still charging motorists a small fee to cross.

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Swinford Toll Bridge canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Grade II listed building
road bridge
toll bridge
builtFor William Ward NERFINISHED
carries A415 road NERFINISHED
category Bridges across the River Thames
Grade II listed bridges in Oxfordshire
Toll bridges in the United Kingdom
connects Eynsham NERFINISHED
Farmoor NERFINISHED
crosses River Thames NERFINISHED
design stone arch bridge
distanceFromOxford approximately 5 miles west of Oxford city centre
hasAlternativeCrossingNearby no major free road bridge immediately adjacent
hasNumberOfArches multiple stone arches
hasPedestrianPath yes
hasSpeedLimit yes
hasToll yes
hasTrafficControl traffic lights at each end
hasWeightRestriction yes
heritageStatus Grade II listed
isOneOf few remaining private toll bridges in the United Kingdom
knownFor continuing to charge a small toll
traffic congestion at peak times
legalBasisForToll historic Act of Parliament
listedBy Historic England NERFINISHED
listingAppliesTo bridge structure
locatedIn England
Oxfordshire
United Kingdom
maintenanceResponsibility private owner
material stone
near Cotswolds edge
Oxford NERFINISHED
opened circa 1769
ownerType private
parish Eynsham civil parish NERFINISHED
region South East England
riverSection non-tidal River Thames
roadTypeCarried single carriageway
serves local commuter traffic
tollAppliesTo motor vehicles
tollCollectionMethod manual toll booth
tollExemptionFor buses
cyclists
emergency vehicles
pedestrians

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Eynsham hasNearbyCrossing Swinford Toll Bridge