Weaver Viaduct

The Weaver Viaduct is a concrete bridge crossing the River Weaver near Frodsham as part of the M56 motorway. It spans across the valley with a series of concrete sections that rise above the water below.

The bridge was built in the late 1960s and early 1970s to support the expanding motorway network in the region. It represents a key moment in the development of transport infrastructure in North West England.

The bridge is part of the M56 motorway network that connects communities across the North West. It has become a familiar landmark in the local landscape, part of the daily commute for thousands of travelers.

The bridge is best viewed from the surrounding roads and pathways where you can appreciate its scale and structure. Early morning and late afternoon light provides the best conditions for photography and observation.

The structure represents a landmark achievement in concrete bridge engineering when it was completed, using innovative support techniques for the era. Its design continues to function efficiently for one of the busiest routes in the region.