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      Redbridge Bridge

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      Redbridge Bridge
      • 67 Test Ln
        Southampton, eng SO16 9BH
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      • Peter Barton

        Built in 1793 this beautiful little bridge spans the tidal estuary of the River Test, and acting as the terminus of the Andover Canal. Today it is a bridge that leads to nowhere! Access can only be gained at one end while the other end terminates at the railway line. It has wonderful views across the Lower Test Nature Reserve and it is well worth a visit for that alone. Fishing off the bridge is the main activity and it seems to be a popular venue for it. There is a limited space for parking and there is the constant noise of the traffic going along the main bridge, but don't let that put you off from visiting this registered Ancient Monument!
        Dec 1st, 2019

      • Vivian Vallance

        Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No More
        Jan 15th, 2022

      • Steve Wright

        working on there atm
        Jan 19th, 2021

      • Steve Wright

        working there
        Jul 16th, 2020

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      Redbridge Bridge

      Redbridge Bridge is located at 67 Test Ln in Southampton, England SO16 9BH. Redbridge Bridge can be contacted via phone at for pricing, hours and directions.

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        A Redbridge Bridge is located at 67 Test Ln, Southampton, eng SO16 9BH

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        image Built in 1793 this beautiful little bridge spans the tidal estuary of the River Test, and acting as the terminus of the Andover Canal. Today it is a bridge that leads to nowhere! Access can only be gained at one end while the other end terminates at the railway line. It has wonderful views across the Lower Test Nature Reserve and it is well worth a visit for that alone. Fishing off the bridge is the main activity and it seems to be a popular venue for it. There is a limited space for parking and there is the constant noise of the traffic going along the main bridge, but don't let that put you off from visiting this registered Ancient Monument!

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