The Forth Bridge World Heritage Site Leaflet
The bridge represents the pinnacle of 19th-century bridge construction and is the world's greatest cantilever trussed bridge.
The Forth Bridge is a working railway crossing, it is two and a half kilometres long and 110 metres high, it represents the pinnacle of 19th-century bridge construction and is the world's greatest cantilever trussed bridge.
The Forth Bridge was inscribed on the World Heritage List in 2015.
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The Forth Bridge World Heritage Site Leaflet (English)Local Digital Format (Rank: 2)
forth-bridge-whs-french.pdf (605.46 kb)
The Forth Bridge World Heritage Site Leaflet (French)Local Digital Format (Rank: 3)
forth-bridge-whs-gaelic.pdf (593.86 kb)
The Forth Bridge World Heritage Site Leaflet (Gaelic)Local Digital Format (Rank: 4)
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The Forth Bridge World Heritage Site Leaflet (German)Local Digital Format (Rank: 5)
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The Forth Bridge World Heritage Site Leaflet (Italian)Local Digital Format (Rank: 6)
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The Forth Bridge World Heritage Site Leaflet (Spanish)