21 As Thames Crossings Go, It's Right Up There

From the south bank, looking north-east

The most upstream crossing of all the Thames bridges of Greater London, uniquely with one bank within the county, Hampton Court Bridge spans the river between East Molesey, (from where this picture is taken), and Hampton, approximately north to south. Carrying the A309, it is the upper of two road bridges on the reach above Teddington Lock and downstream of Molesey Lock. The Thames Path also crosses the river here. Built in 1933, it’s Grade II listed.

Red arrow: Location and direction of shot