Crossings of The River Thames - South West London

South West London

Crossing Type Co-ordinates Date opened Notes
Chelsea Bridge Road bridge 1937
Albert Bridge Road bridge 1873
Battersea Bridge Road bridge 1890 Replaced an earlier bridge, opened in 1771
Battersea Railway Bridge Rail bridge 1863 West London Line. Also called the Cremorne Bridge.
Wandsworth Bridge Road bridge 1938
Fulham Railway Bridge Rail and pedestrian bridge 1889
Putney Bridge Road bridge 1886 Replaced an earlier bridge, opened in 1729
Hammersmith Bridge Road bridge 1887
Barnes Railway Bridge Rail and pedestrian bridge 1849
Chiswick Bridge Road bridge 1933
Kew Railway Bridge Rail bridge 1869
Kew Bridge Road bridge 1903
Richmond Lock and Footbridge Lock with pedestrian bridge 1894
Twickenham Bridge Road bridge 1933
Richmond Railway Bridge Rail bridge 1848
Richmond Bridge Road bridge 1777
Hammerton's Ferry Passenger ferry 1909 From Marble Hill House (Twickenham) to Ham House (Ham)
Teddington Lock Footbridge Pedestrian bridge 1889
Kingston Railway Bridge Rail bridge 1863
Kingston Bridge Road bridge 1828
Hampton Court Bridge Road bridge 1933
Hampton Ferry Passenger ferry 1519 From Hampton to Moulsey Hurst, East Molesey

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