Clyde's Bridge

The reinforced concrete bridge spans the River Clyde, connecting local roads through a single 90-meter span across the water.

Built in 1912, the bridge earned its Category B listed building status in January 1971, marking its architectural value to Scotland's heritage.

The bridge represents early 20th-century Scottish engineering practices, demonstrating the transition to reinforced concrete construction methods in bridge design.

The structure carries farm tracks across the River Clyde, providing essential access for agricultural vehicles and local transportation needs.

The bridge combines its status as both a road crossing and a Category B listed building, reflecting its dual importance to transportation and architectural heritage.

Location: South Lanarkshire

Location: Wiston

GPS coordinates: 55.52250,-3.67857

Latest update: September 23, 2025 16:46