File:Severn and Wye bridges, near Bristol, England arp.jpg
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On the right the Severn Bridge crosses the River Severn. On the left the much smaller Wye Bridge spans the River Wye. The Severn bridge is entirely in England - the right-hand tower is in South Gloucestershire and the other tower is in Gloucestershire. The right-hand half of the Wye bridge is also in England (Gloucestershire). Wales starts halfway between its towers (Monmouthshire). |
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| Date | Taken August 2010. | ||
| Source | My own photo, taken with an Olympus A720. | ||
| Author | Myself (Adrian Pingstone). | ||
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