Infinity Bridge - Stockton-on-Tees - Discover Stockton on Tees | At The Heart of Teesside and the Tees Valley

Infinity Bridge - Stockton-on-Tees - Opened 2009

The two distinctive arches of the North Shore footbridge create a reflection in the Tees, forming the mathematical symbol for infinity and lending itself to the name.
Infinity Bridge is funded by Stockton Council, English Partnerships, One NorthEast and the European Regional Development Fund, and is being built by contractors Balfour Beatty and sub-contractors Cleveland Bridge and Dorman Long . Built at a cost of £15 million

READ MORE : History of Stockton

Origin of the place name `Stockton `
Early History.
Industrial History.
John Walker:Inventor Of The Match
The Workhouses in Stockton.

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Newport Bridge
Infinity Bridge
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The Town Hall
Historic Stockton Advertisements
Finkle Street
Stockton Castle

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Teesside Steel
Tees Transporter Bridge
Head Wrightsons Ironworks

Amazing Teesside landmarks photographed at Dusk and Dawn

Total length 240 metres (787 ft) Width 5 metres (16 ft) Height 40 metres (131 ft) Longest span 120 metres (394 ft) Number of spans 2 river spans and 8 minor spans on approaches
Opened 16 May 2009