What are the coordinates of Grosvenor Bridge?
Q: What are the coordinates of Grosvenor Bridge?
A: The coordinates of Grosvenor Bridge are 51°29′05″N 0°08′51″W / 51.48472°N 0.14750°W / 51.48472; -0.14750.
Q: When was the eastern side of Grosvenor Bridge built?
A: The eastern side of Grosvenor Bridge was built by the London, Chatham and Dover Railway in 1858-60 to carry trains into Victoria Station.
Q: Who designed the work for rebuilding both bridges in steel in 1963–67?
A: Freeman Fox & Partners designed the work for rebuilding both bridges in steel in 1963–67.
Q: What is located on the north bank of Grosvenor Bridge?
A: On the north bank of Grosvenor Bridge is Pimlico to the north and east and Chelsea to the west, as well as Lister Hospital and Royal Chelsea Hospital which are immediately to the north west.
Q: What is located on south bank of Grosvenor Bridge?
A: On the south bank of Grosvenor Bridge is Nine Elms to the east and Battersea to the west, with Battersea Power Station immediately to its south and Battersea Park to its south west.
Q: When was it first built?
A: It was first built in mid-19th century when both bridges were constructed by two different railway companies - London, Chatham and Dover Railway (1858-60) for its eastern side, while London, Brighton and South Coast Railway (1865/66) for its western side.
Q: Was it originally made out of steel or concrete? A: It was originally made out of piers which were later wrapped in concrete when it was rebuilt using steel during 1963–67
