Tyne bridges in Newcastle city centre

English: A famous feature of Newcastle upon Tyne is the 7 bridges within a 1,500m stretch of the River Tyne in the city centre. From west (upstream) to east (down), they are:

Bridge	Traffic	Design	Opened	Length	Span	Width	Clearance	Height
Redheugh Bridge (category) 54.962101°N 1.618788°W / 54.962101; -1.618788	road (A189) foot	Cantilever concrete	1983	674m	160m	15.8m	26.06m	34m
King Edward VII Bridge (category) 54.963166°N 1.616235°W / 54.963166; -1.616235	rail (ECML)	Truss masonry piers steel spans	1906	350.8m	?	15.3m	25.3m	33.8m
Queen Elizabeth II Metro Bridge (category) 54.96449°N 1.613821°W / 54.96449; -1.613821	rail (T&W Metro)	Truss concrete piers steel spans	1981	360m	164.7m	10.31m	25.01m	?
High Level Bridge (category) 54.967053°N 1.608628°W / 54.967053; -1.608628	(double deck) rail (local) road foot	Tied-arch masonry piers iron spans	1849	407.8m	38.1m (six)	12.2m	25.92m	36m
Swing Bridge (category) 54.967441°N 1.607587°W / 54.967441; -1.607587	road (Bridge Street) foot	Swing (hydraulic) iron	1876	170.8m	85.6m	14.48m	4.42m	?
Tyne Bridge (category) 54.968013°N 1.606139°W / 54.968013; -1.606139	road (A167) foot	Through-arch steel	1928	389m	161.8m	17m	26m	59m
Gateshead Millennium Bridge (category) 54.962101°N 1.618788°W / 54.962101; -1.618788	foot	Tilt (hydraulic) steel	2001	126m (deck)	105m (straight)	8m	25m (raised)	50m (closed)