Template:River Thames bridges

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Key:- Footbridge Road bridge Dualled road Tripled (or more) road bridge Rail Lock island bridge and linked footbridge to left bank Note: 1..2a etc for minimum count of bridges over a full course, others sub-lettered b etc (to/from islands linked to both banks) Thames Head 1 A433 Fosse Way/Tetbury Road Thames Bridge 2 bridleway bridge 3 A429 Bridge 4 Parker's Bridge for Thames Path ("TP") 5 unnamed (the south) lane, Ewen (to/from Poole Keynes) & for TP 6 Former Washburn's Mill footbridge for TP 7 footbridge above Old Mill Farm 8 footbridge 9 footbridge above Neigh Bridge Lake for TP 10 Neigh Bridge 11 Oaksey Road Bridge for TP 11 Cul de sac bridge Cotswold Water Park hamlet 12 Lower Mill Estate bridge 1 13 Lower Mill Estate bridge 2 14 Lower Mill Estate bridge 3 15 footbridge for TP (non-woodland) 16 footbridge for return of linear woodland, paved variant of TP 17 footbridge for path to Somerford Keynes southbound 90-degree ex-leat channel 18a footbridge, Ashton Keynes 19a & 19b Side road and B4696 bridges 19c church lane footbridge 19d church lane bridge 19e to h drive/garden bridges (4) 19i Swill Brook; Gosditch (name of lane to B4696) bridge 19j to s drive/garden bridges (10) 20a & 20b Three Bridges Bridge & drive/garden bridge 20c The Derry (name of lane to B4696) Bridge part of ex-leat channel rejoins 21a & b High & Oaklake Bridges (High Road), Ashton Keynes rest of ex-leat channel rejoins 22 Waterhay Bridge, Leigh 23 Footbridge 24 Footbridge 25 Footbridge 26 M&SWJR footbridge, Cricklade 27 North Wilts Canal footbridge 27 Old West Mill site footbridge for TP 28 Town Bridge, Cricklade 29 Abingdon Court Lane (cul de sac) 30 A419 Bridge 31 Eysey Footbridge for TP 32 Footbridge for TP 33 Castle Eaton Bridge 34 Hannington Bridge Lechlade (Wiltshire boundary) backwater starts 35a & 35b Backwater & Round House footbridge backwater ends 36 Halfpenny Bridge, Lechlade 37 St John's Bridge, Lechlade 38 Bloomers Hole Footbridge for TP 39a, b & c Buscot Lock & island bridges 40 Eaton Footbridge (for TP corrollary, local loop) 41a, b, c & d Radcot Bridges & Cradle footbridge for TP (oblique from island to right bank only) 42 Old Man's Bridge 43 Rushey Lock & island bridge 44 Tadpole Bridge 45 Tenfoot footbridge 46 Duxford Ford and Shifford Lock Cut footbridge 47 Newbridge 48 Hart's Weir Footbridge 49 Pinkhill Lock & island bridge 50 Swinford Toll Bridge Wytham, Seacourt, Botley & Bulstake, Hinksey, Redbridge Streams, Osney D. & S., Hogacre, Eastwyke, Hinksey Ditches (bridges 51b to ay) (50 bridges) Wolvercote Mill Stream (bridges 52b & c) x 2 Sheepwash Channel (bridges 52d to g) x 4 51a A34 Thames Bridge 52 Godstow Bridge navigation vs. Fiddlers Island Streams 52a, b, c, d Medley Footbridge, Tank footbridge (Binsey) & three TP bridges across thin middle (Fiddlers) island Castle Mill Stream & Wareham Stream (bridges 52e to 52u) 53a Osney Bridge 54a & b Osney Rail Bridge & southerly rail bridge over Hinksey Stream of the Thames 55 Gasworks Footbridge 56 Grandpont Bridge 57 Donnington Bridge 58 c to h Weirs Mill Stream(s) (6 bridges) 58a & b Isis Bridge & Folly Bridge 59 Kennington Railway Bridge 60 Sandford Lock & island bridge 61 Nuneham Viaduct 62 Abingdon Lock & island bridge 63 Abingdon Bridge 64 Culham Lock & island bridge 65 Sutton Bridge 66 Appleford Railway Bridge 67 Clifton Hampden Bridge 68 Day's Lock & island bridge 69 Little Wittenham Bridge to island and Footbridge 70 Shillingford Bridge 71 Wallingford Bridge 72 Winterbrook Bridge 73 Moulsford Railway Bridge 74 Goring and Streatley Bridge 75 Gatehampton Railway Bridge 76 Whitchurch Bridge 76b* Festival footbridge 77 Caversham Bridge 78 Christchurch footbridge 79 Reading Bridge 80a, b & c & d Caversham Lock & island bridges 81a & b & c Sonning & Sonning Backwater Bridges 82 Shiplake Railway Bridge 83 Henley Bridge 84 Temple Footbridge 85 Marlow Bridge 86 Marlow bypass/A404 Bridge 87a & b Bourne End Railway Bridge & pedestrian bridge 88 Cookham Bridge 89 Maidenhead Bridge 90 Maidenhead Railway Bridge 91 M4 Thames Bridge 92 Summerleaze Footbridge 93 Queen Elizabeth Bridge 94 Windsor Railway Bridge 95 Windsor Bridge 96 Black Potts Railway Bridge 97 Victoria Bridge, Datchet 98 Albert Bridge, Datchet 99 Runnymede Bridge 100 Staines Bridge 101 Staines Railway Bridge 102 M3 Thames bridge 103 Chertsey Bridge 104 Walton Bridge 105 Hampton Court Bridge 106 Kingston Bridge 107 Kingston Railway Bridge 108 Teddington Lock Bridge(s) 109 Richmond Bridge 110 Richmond Railway Bridge 111 Twickenham Bridge 112 Richmond Lock Footbridge (over superstructure) 113 Kew Bridge 114 Kew Railway Bridge 115 Chiswick Bridge 116 Barnes Railway Bridge 117 Hammersmith Bridge 118 Putney Bridge (3 lanes vs. 1) 119 Fulham Railway Bridge 120 Wandsworth Bridge 121 Battersea Railway Bridge 122 Battersea Bridge 123 Albert Bridge, London 124 Chelsea Bridge 125 Victoria/Grosvenor Railway Bridge 126 Vauxhall Bridge 127 Lambeth Bridge 128 Westminster Bridge (half Bus Lane) 129a & b Charing Cross (Hungerford Bridge & Golden Jubilee 130 Waterloo Bridge (half Bus Lane) 131 Blackfriars Bridge 132 Blackfriars Rly Bridge/Station (Thameslink) 133 Millennium Bridge 134 Southwark Bridge 135 Cannon Street Railway Bridge assoc'd station 136 London Bridge 137 Tower Bridge (not dualled) 138 Queen Elizabeth II Bridge (one way, four lanes) (& attracts a toll) End of Thames Estuary.

A source-to-mouth channel of the Thames can be traced that has 138 open bridges when the festival mentioned above is not on and does not have its extra bridge over the single channel, in which case 139; however if every bridge to a Thames island, such island with a link to both banks is counted, there are 85 more (mainly due to the channels dug or formalised in Ashton Keynes and Oxford); making a grand total 223. Including bridges to islands tied to one bank, the grand total is over 300.
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