The site of Hyde's Bridge, and the original line of the canal here, lies under the link road between the M5 motorway and the A38.
When the canal is reinstated as part of the Phase 1B Restoration scheme, the canal route will be further south, and it is not expected that a new bridge will be built to replace Hyde's Bridge which carried a footpath over the canal.
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Site of Hyde's Bridge on the old canal line. View towards A38
Site of Hyde's Bridge, which carried a footpath over the canal
Remains of Hyde's Bridge after demolition looking towards M5 (1969). [Photo by L. Walrond, digitised by Dr R. Wilson, licensed under CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0]
View of canal near Hyde's Bridge looking towards A38 (1969). [Photo by L. Walrond, digitised by Dr R. Wilson, licensed under CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0]
Before Bridge Demolished
Hyde's Bridge c1960 (since demolished) in a view of Bristol Road Lock
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