Blackfriars Bridge

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arch bridge bridge over the River Thames road bridge

Blackfriars Bridge is a road and foot traffic bridge over the River Thames in central London, linking the City of London with the South Bank.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	arch bridge → bridge over the River Thames → road bridge →
architect	Joseph Cubitt →
carries	pedestrian traffic → road traffic →
connects	City of London → South Bank →
constructionStart	1860 →
country	United Kingdom →
crosses	River Thames →
engineer	Joseph Cubitt →
followedBy	Waterloo Bridge →
hasCategory	Bridges across the River Thames → Bridges in London → Grade II listed bridges in London →
hasDesign	segmental arch →
hasHeritageStatus	Grade II listed building →
hasLength	about 281 metres →
hasLighting	ornamental lamp standards →
hasLocale	central London →
hasNearbyStation	Blackfriars station →
hasNumberOfSpans	5 →
hasParapetDecoration	stone carvings →
hasToll	no →
hasTraffic	foot traffic → vehicular traffic →
hasWidth	about 32 metres →
heritageDesignationBy	Historic England →
isDownstreamOf	Blackfriars Railway Bridge NERFINISHED →
isUpstreamOf	Waterloo Bridge →
locatedIn	City of London → England → London →
maintainedBy	City of London Corporation →
material	granite → stone →
namedAfter	Blackfriars → Dominican friars →
officiallyOpenedBy	Queen Victoria →
opened	1869 →
openedToTraffic	1869 →
owner	City of London Corporation →
partOf	A201 road NERFINISHED →
precededBy	Blackfriars Railway Bridge NERFINISHED →
replaces	Old Blackfriars Bridge →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Baynard House → Blackfriars station → Queen Victoria Street → South Bank of the River Thames →	near
Blackfriars → Southwark →	crossedBy
Bankside ("Blackfriars Bridge (southern end)") →	hasLandmark
Blackfriars →	hasTransportInfrastructure
London Millennium Pier →	nearby
Blackfriars Bridge ("Old Blackfriars Bridge") →	replaces