River Tawe - Bridges and Crossings

Bridges and Crossings

Bridges over the River Tawe within the City and County of Swansea, from north to south:

• A4067 (Ffordd Cwm Tawe) road bridge
• B4291 road bridge at Glais
• A4067 road bridge (second crossing)
• former rail access to the Vale Inco works at Clydach
• disused railway bridge (former GWR route from Felin Fran to Clydach)
• A4067 road bridge (third crossing)
• Park Road bridge at Clydach
• M4 motorway bridge
• railway bridge (Swansea District Line)
• Swansea Vale road bridge
• A48 Morriston road bridge - links Morriston town centre to the Swansea Enterprise Park
• Beaufort Bridge - historic access point from Beaufort Road to the now Enterprise Park area.
• Mannesmann pedestrian and cycle bridge - links the Enterprise Park to Beaufort Road in Plasmarl
• southern Beaufort Road bridge (unnamed)
• Landore railway viaduct (South Wales Main Line)
• Morfa footbridge - links the Morfa Retail Park to the Liberty Stadium
• White Rock Bridge - road and pedestrian bridge linking the Landore district with the Bon-y-maen district
• Parc Tawe Bridge - road and pedestrian bridge linking Parc Tawe with St Thomas
• Quay Parade Bridge - road and pedestrian bridge linking Quay Parade with Fabian Way
• Old Swansea Bridge - a former railway bridge: the bridge deck no longer exists but the piers remain
• Sail Bridge - a pedestrian and cycle bridge linking the Maritime Quarter near Sainsbury's superstore to the SA1 Swansea Waterfront development area
• Trafalgar Bridge - a pedestrian and cycle bridge located near the Swansea barrage: built at a cost of £1.2 million, it crosses the barrage lock and part of the bridge swings with the lock gates