1 Millennium Bridge
2 Bell’s Bridge
3 Clyde Arc
4 Kingston Bridge (motorway, not accessible for pedestrians)
5 IFSD Tradeston Footbridge
6 George the Fifth Bridge
7 Caledonian Railway Bridge (not accessible for pedestrians)
8 Glasgow Bridge, known locally as the Jamaica bridge owing to it being at the foot of Jamaica Street.
9 South Portland Street Suspension Bridge (1853), the oldest surviving bridge in Glasgow.
10 Victoria Bridge (1854)
11 City Union Railway Bridge (not accessible for pedestrians)
12 Albert Bridge (Crown St)
13 Tidal Weir and Pipe Bridge (not accessible for pedestrians)
14 St Andrew’s Suspension Bridge (1856)
15 King’s Bridge
16 Polmadie Bridge
17 Rutherglen Bridge (B763)
18 Dalmarnock Railway Bridge (not accessible for pedestrians)
19 Dalmarnock Bridge (Dalmarnock Rd)
It is recommended to walk along the river at Northside, because at Southside the path along the river was blocked at many places. The Clyde walkway is at the north side of the river.
