Category:River Avon Viaduct, Bristol

**Avon Bridge**
	railway bridge over the River Avon in Brislington, Bristol, England
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Instance of	railway bridge;
Location	City of Bristol, South West England, England
Bridge number	MLN1/117 25 A (Network Rail infrastructure ID, RIVER AVON - 3 spans, ST613725); MLN1/117 25 B (Network Rail infrastructure ID, RIVER AVON - 3 spans, ST613725); MLN1/117 25 C (Network Rail infrastructure ID, RIVER AVON - 3 spans, ST613725);
Architect	Isambard Kingdom Brunel;
Crosses	New Cut;
Carries	Great Western Main Line;
Heritage designation	Grade I listed building (1219892, 1990–);
Inception	1839;
	51° 26′ 58.92″ N, 2° 33′ 28.08″ W
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	Q4829180; National Heritage List for England number: 1219892
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English: A viaduct which carries the Great Western Main Line across the New Cut of the River Avon in Bristol. The original double-track masonry structure was built by Isambard Kingdom Brunel in the 1840a for the opening of the line. Two single-track truss girder spans alongside were added later but the northern (up line) is no longer used and the track has been lifted.