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Also known as Forth Rail Bridge, The Forth Bridge
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AI overview
The Forth Bridge is a railway bridge in eastern Scotland that carries trains across the Firth of Forth. It is an important transportation link that connects different parts of Scotland by enabling rail travel across this major body of water.
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Key facts
- Os grid reference
- NT 13554 79252
- Carries
- Rail traffic
- Crosses
- Firth of Forth
- Locale
- Edinburgh , Inchgarvie and Fife , Scotland
- Other name
- Forth Rail Bridge
- Named for
- River Forth
- Owner
- Network Rail
- Maintained by
- Balfour Beatty under contract to Network Rail
- Preceded by
- Forth Road Bridge
- Design
- Cantilever bridge
- Material
- Steel
- Total length
- 8,094 feet (2,467 m)
- Width
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Connections
Categories
1890 establishments in ScotlandBridges across the River ForthBridges completed in 1890Bridges in EdinburghBridges in FifeCantilever bridges in ScotlandCategory A listed bridgesCategory A listed buildings in EdinburghCategory A listed buildings in FifeFirth of ForthHistoric Civil Engineering LandmarksRailway bridges in Scotland
