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The Erskine Bridge is a cable-stayed box-girder road bridge over the River Clyde in west-central Scotland. It opened to traffic on 2 July 1971 and created a fixed connection between the areas of West Dunbartonshire and Renfrewshire, west of Glasgow. The bridge carries the A898 and was designed for road users crossing the Clyde near Erskine, where its engineering form and prominent location also make it a recognizable part of the regional landscape.
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Where is the Erskine Bridge?
The Erskine Bridge crosses the River Clyde in west-central Scotland. It links areas of West Dunbartonshire and Renfrewshire west of Glasgow.
When did the Erskine Bridge open?
The bridge opened to traffic on 2 July 1971. It created a fixed road connection across the Clyde in an area that had previously relied more heavily on crossings and ferries.
What road does the Erskine Bridge carry?
The bridge carries the A898. This road provides the main approach to the crossing on both sides of the River Clyde.
What type of bridge is Erskine Bridge?
Erskine Bridge is a cable-stayed box-girder road bridge. Its design combines a stiff box-shaped deck with cables supporting the roadway.
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