Marsh Bridge, Bristol
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Marsh Bridge, Bristol
Image: © Jaggery Taken: 8 Nov 2012
Viewed from Feeder Road. Marsh Bridge connects Avon Street on the north side of The Feeder with Feeder Road, Albert Road and Victoria Road on the south side. The Feeder is an artificial channel built between Temple Meads and Netham during construction of Bristol's floating harbour to give a link to the tidal River Avon so that boats could continue upstream to Bath.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.44899
Longitude
-2.575701