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Bridgeton Cross, Road junction in Bridgeton district, Glasgow, Scotland

Multiple streets converge at this central intersection, including London Road, Dalmarnock Road, Main Street, James Street, Olympia Street, and Orr Street.

The junction developed in the early 1870s during a slum clearance program, replacing the previous Barrowfield Toll that managed local infrastructure costs.

The intersection features the Victorian cast iron bandstand known as the Bridgeton Pavilion and Clock Tower, constructed in 1875.

The junction connects multiple transportation routes and stands near Bridgeton railway station, providing access to central Glasgow and surrounding areas.

The central structure at the junction received the name 'Bridgeton Umbrella' due to its distinctive overhead shelter design.

Location: Glasgow City

Location: Glasgow

Address: Bridgeton, Glasgow G40, UK G40

GPS coordinates: 55.84900,-4.22664

Latest update: September 23, 2025 16:46

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