River Clyde
the River Clyde is part of Glasgow .Interesting places in River Clyde:
| Kingston Bridge | Lancefield Quay | |
| Flats | Rac | |
| Alexander Bain House | Casino being built here | |
| City Inn (hotel) | Quayside | |
| 6, River View Place | The Pentagon Centre | |
| North Rotunda | 2 Central Quay | |
Top photos chosen by u all:
Finnieston Crane & Bridge
Made by Scott Foy
It's old meets new, as the old Finnieston Crane towers next to the brand new Finnieston Bridge down at the River Clyde in Glasgow. The crane was built in 1931 and was the largest crane in Europe at the time of construction. It is now one of the most identifiable images of Glasgow. The Finnieston Bridge aka 'The Clyde Arc' opened on 18th October 2006 and is the first road bridge to be built across the Clyde in 35 years at a cost of £20.3m.
broke a string
Made by ghostschool
A suspension wire of Glasgow's squinty bridge snapped a few weeks ago. This barge with a crane on it came to fix it. When it was in boat mode the red platform floated on the water with the 4 poles high in the air. Static the platform is raised above the water, sort of like a mini oil rig. To complete the picture alot of the workers had Geordie accents.
Glasgow IMAX Cinema
Made by Scott Foy
A shot of the unusual looking IMAX Cinema down by the River Clyde in Glasgow. You can see part of the Glasgow Tower on the left and a small corner of the Science Centre on the far right behind the cinema.
The Finnieston Bridge
Made by COLIИ
4 November 2006. The Finnieston Bridge, Glasgow, Scotland. Commonly (but incorrectly) referred to as the Squinty Bridge owing to the fact that it crosses the river on a diagonal.
Pointing the way home
Made by mr_phillip
The so-called Clyde Arc, Glasgow's newest bridge over the river Clyde.
Nearest places of interest:
| Casino being built here Odeon - Springfield Quay Kingston Bridge 6, River View Place | The Pentagon Centre The Anderston Centre 2 Central Quay Flats |
