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The Northamptonshire County Council (A45 Nene Valley Way Widening) (Bridge Over The River Nene) Scheme 1997 Confirmation Instrument 1998
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- 1998 No. 904
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THE SCHEDULE TO THE SCHEMEPLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS OF THE BRIDGE CROSSING THE RIVER NENE
PLAN TITLE
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL (A45 NENE VALLEY WAY WIDEN ING) (BRIDGE OVER THE RIVER NENE) SCHEME 1997
(This plan being bound up within the Order)
LOCATION
South east of Northampton Town Centre
The bridge is to the north-west of and runs parallel to the existing bridge on the A45 between Brackmills Interchange and Barnes Meadow Interchange.
OVERALL DIMENSIONS
The Bridge will be 15.4 metres wide overall and carry a three lane carriageway, two lanes each 3.5 metres wide and one lane 3.3 metres wide with a one metre wide footway and a one metre wide hardstrip on the north-west side and a two metre wide footway on the south-east side. The overall length will be 137.9 metres.
POINTS OF COMMENCEMENT AND TERMINATION
The bridge commences on the south-west bank of the Navigable River Nene approximately 45 metres to the south-west of the Hardingstone Dyke.
The bridge terminates on the north-east bank of the Navigable River Nene approximately 92.9 metres to the north-east of the Hardingstone Dyke.
TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION
Steel/concrete composite deck supported on reinforced concrete piers and abutments.
MAIN NAVIGATION SPAN
The main Navigation Span is 34.85 metres.
HEADWAY
Not less than 3.8 metres above normal water level and 3.8 metres above towpath level.
WATERWAY
A minimum width of navigable channel of 32.0 metres at water level.
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