Black weir bridge hi-res stock photography and images

Young men look over the edge of the Northcray bridge as the water falls over the weir . 1938 Stock Photo

RM2BW8XJ8–Young men look over the edge of the Northcray bridge as the water falls over the weir . 1938

Black Weir, suspension bridge and River Taff, Pontcanna Fields, Cardiff, Wales. Stock Photo

RM2M10P8P–Black Weir, suspension bridge and River Taff, Pontcanna Fields, Cardiff, Wales.

1870: Boatmen near the Old Weir Bridge believed to date back to the sixteenth century at the spot known as the 'Meeting of the Waters', where the three Killarney lakes meet. The waters from the Upper Lake flow into the Middle (or Muckross Lake) and Lough Leane. Killarney National Park, County Kerry, Ireland. Stock Photo

RMJPMJK6–1870: Boatmen near the Old Weir Bridge believed to date back to the sixteenth century at the spot known as the 'Meeting of the Waters', where the three Killarney lakes meet. The waters from the Upper Lake flow into the Middle (or Muckross Lake) and Lough Leane. Killarney National Park, County Kerry, Ireland.

Black and white shot of Pulteney Bridge and Weir in Bath, England, at night Stock Photo

RFWTHPAJ–Black and white shot of Pulteney Bridge and Weir in Bath, England, at night

A 19th Century sketch of The Old Weir Bridge, one of Killarney’s oldest structures it is believed to date from the 16th century wityh a unique location at the Meeting of The Waters of Killarney’s three lakes has ensured that it has remained a popular destination for hundreds of years. The visit of Queen Victoria in 1861 put Killarney on the map as a tourist destination and it has never looked back since. Central to the Queen’s visit was an extensive tour of the lakes by boat, County Kerry, Ireland. Stock Photo

RM2F447X7–A 19th Century sketch of The Old Weir Bridge, one of Killarney’s oldest structures it is believed to date from the 16th century wityh a unique location at the Meeting of The Waters of Killarney’s three lakes has ensured that it has remained a popular destination for hundreds of years. The visit of Queen Victoria in 1861 put Killarney on the map as a tourist destination and it has never looked back since. Central to the Queen’s visit was an extensive tour of the lakes by boat, County Kerry, Ireland.

Old Weir Bridge, Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland. Stock Photo

RMADDJ0A–Old Weir Bridge, Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland.

Black and white image of the padlocks left on the Love Locks Weir bridge in Bakewell, Derbyshire over the River Wye Stock Photo

RM2PWEYJ2–Black and white image of the padlocks left on the Love Locks Weir bridge in Bakewell, Derbyshire over the River Wye

Pulteney Bridge and weir at night black and white. Palladian bridge in Bath, Somerset, UK, with River Avon flowing underneath at night Stock Photo

RFK03NYW–Pulteney Bridge and weir at night black and white. Palladian bridge in Bath, Somerset, UK, with River Avon flowing underneath at night

Black and white image of the view over Quarrier's village, Bridge Of Weir. The hills are covered in a blanket of mist. Stock Photo

RMCMWGNM–Black and white image of the view over Quarrier's village, Bridge Of Weir. The hills are covered in a blanket of mist.

weir bridge Killarney County Kerry rowing boat tourist party arch lake lough tree bank rest Eire Irish Ireland republic emerald Stock Photo

RMA5ADX8–weir bridge Killarney County Kerry rowing boat tourist party arch lake lough tree bank rest Eire Irish Ireland republic emerald

The 12th century Nungate bridge over the River Tyne in the The Royal Burgh of Haddington, a town in East Lothian, Scotland. (From 'Sketches in East Lothian' by Thomas B. Blacklock...1892) Stock Photo

RMGMXCTH–The 12th century Nungate bridge over the River Tyne in the The Royal Burgh of Haddington, a town in East Lothian, Scotland. (From 'Sketches in East Lothian' by Thomas B. Blacklock...1892)

1966, historical, view from this era of a pleasure boat moored up on the River Thames at Marlow, Berkshire, England, UK. Seen in the picture in the distance is the suspension bridge over the weir and the spire of the All Saint's Church. Stock Photo

RM2K8EMN9–1966, historical, view from this era of a pleasure boat moored up on the River Thames at Marlow, Berkshire, England, UK. Seen in the picture in the distance is the suspension bridge over the weir and the spire of the All Saint's Church.

A late 19th century view of Macroom, a market town in County Cork, Ireland. Macroom began as a meeting place for the 6th-century druids of Munster and later hosted a major battle c. 987 involving the Irish king Brian Boru. Beyond the bridge over the River Sullane is Macroom Castle, which has been besieged, burned, and rebuilt. Stock Photo

RM2R5ENMJ–A late 19th century view of Macroom, a market town in County Cork, Ireland. Macroom began as a meeting place for the 6th-century druids of Munster and later hosted a major battle c. 987 involving the Irish king Brian Boru. Beyond the bridge over the River Sullane is Macroom Castle, which has been besieged, burned, and rebuilt.

RMDHY26K–Blackweir suspension bridge and River Taff, Pontcanna Fields, Cardiff, Wales.

The Old Weir Bridge Killarney County Kerry river fishing angling angler Regatta Irish Ireland Richard Lovett 1888 Ulster Scots Stock Photo

RMCBHTGD–The Old Weir Bridge Killarney County Kerry river fishing angling angler Regatta Irish Ireland Richard Lovett 1888 Ulster Scots

Teddington Weir, Richmond, London, c1945-c1965. Artist: SW Rawlings Stock Photo

RMDDMYD9–Teddington Weir, Richmond, London, c1945-c1965. Artist: SW Rawlings

The new Runnymede Bridge, which carries the new Staines By-pass on the A30 (London Penzance) trunk road over the River Thames at Bell Weir, near Runnymede. Stock Photo

RMJ0JHBD–The new Runnymede Bridge, which carries the new Staines By-pass on the A30 (London Penzance) trunk road over the River Thames at Bell Weir, near Runnymede.

Monochrome, black and white, image of the Khaju Bridge, Isfahan, Iran Stock Photo

RM2EM3EKG–Monochrome, black and white, image of the Khaju Bridge, Isfahan, Iran

A late 19th century view of Athlone people beside the River Shannon weir at Athlone on the Roscommon - Westmeath border, Ireland. For craft to pass through Athlone, it is necessary to use a lock in the river, which is beside the weir and downstream of the current road bridge. The lock, weir, and bridge were all constructed by the Shannon navigation commissioners in the 1840s. Stock Photo

RM2PN9B0N–A late 19th century view of Athlone people beside the River Shannon weir at Athlone on the Roscommon - Westmeath border, Ireland. For craft to pass through Athlone, it is necessary to use a lock in the river, which is beside the weir and downstream of the current road bridge. The lock, weir, and bridge were all constructed by the Shannon navigation commissioners in the 1840s.

Black and White image of landmark of Bath city, Pulteny Bridge in Somerset UK Stock Photo

RF2PK87B3–Black and White image of landmark of Bath city, Pulteny Bridge in Somerset UK

Pulteney Bridge is a bridge that crosses the River Avon, in Bath, England. It was completed in 1773 and is designated by English Heritage as a grade I Stock Photo

RM2E3HWTC–Pulteney Bridge is a bridge that crosses the River Avon, in Bath, England. It was completed in 1773 and is designated by English Heritage as a grade I

Black Headed Gulls on weir below Putney Bridge, Bath, England Stock Photo

RMATCH89–Black Headed Gulls on weir below Putney Bridge, Bath, England

Black & White Water flowing over weir Long Exposures Stock Photo

RM2PJ5F88–Black & White Water flowing over weir Long Exposures

RMAT6N1E–River Lagan Weir

Richmond Lock and Weir, Richmond, Surrey, UK Stock Photo

RMBHTGRR–Richmond Lock and Weir, Richmond, Surrey, UK

Clyde Tidal Weir, Glasglow, Scotland, UK Stock Photo

RMH91TCT–Clyde Tidal Weir, Glasglow, Scotland, UK

durham cathedral river City Wear bridge county UK United Kingdom GB Great Britain EU European Union Europe house weir cuthbert Stock Photo

RMA5ENRD–durham cathedral river City Wear bridge county UK United Kingdom GB Great Britain EU European Union Europe house weir cuthbert

The Lagan Weir Bridge illuminated in colorful lights during night, Belfast, Northern Ireland Stock Photo

RF2KFDFR8–The Lagan Weir Bridge illuminated in colorful lights during night, Belfast, Northern Ireland

The Crickhowell Bridge, an 18th century arched stone bridge spanning the river Usk in Crickhowell, Brecon Beacons, Powys, Wales. Stock Photo

RF2J6TMFB–The Crickhowell Bridge, an 18th century arched stone bridge spanning the river Usk in Crickhowell, Brecon Beacons, Powys, Wales.

RFS45XP2–Wharfe at Wetherby

Manns Harbor Bridge and Wier Point, Manteo - 2 Stock Photo

RME22C9G–Manns Harbor Bridge and Wier Point, Manteo - 2

RMF08CWG–Blackweir, suspension bridge and River Taff, Pontcanna Fields, Cardiff, Wales.

Bethanga Bridge, Victoria Lake Hume Australia Stock Photo

RM2ANHXY7–Bethanga Bridge, Victoria Lake Hume Australia

Boy with dog and suspension bridge, Blackweir and River Taff, Pontcanna Fields, Cardiff, Wales. Stock Photo

RMEWB9XB–Boy with dog and suspension bridge, Blackweir and River Taff, Pontcanna Fields, Cardiff, Wales.

Bath, England, UK - 18 Feb 2015: Just in front of the Pulteney Bridge on the River Avon is this arcing weir Stock Photo

RMEGT574–Bath, England, UK - 18 Feb 2015: Just in front of the Pulteney Bridge on the River Avon is this arcing weir

RM2DXT0G0–Eton, Windsor, Berkshire, UK. 24th December, 2020. Following essential repairs to the Black Potts Weir on the Jubilee River, the Jubilee River Flood Alleviation Scheme will not be operated until the repair work has sufficiently progressed. The Jubilee River takes excess flood water from the River Thames in the event of high water levels. It helps to protect Eton, Windsor, Maidenhead and Cookham from flooding. Local residents are advised to sign up to the Environment Agency Flood Alerts whilst the Jubilee River Flood Alleviation Scheme is out of action. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News

Water running over the weir beneath Mill Bridge, Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, England Stock Photo

RMA737J1–Water running over the weir beneath Mill Bridge, Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, England

'Bridge and Weir at Great Marlow', c1896. Artist: GW Wilson and Company. Stock Photo

RMPH5H6A–'Bridge and Weir at Great Marlow', c1896. Artist: GW Wilson and Company.

RMS2D1T9–Pultney Bridge

RMCB990F–Pulteney bridge

RF2A7FFJJ–PULTENEY BRIDGE, BATH

Black & White Long Exposure, Weir Dandy Brook Preston Lancashire Stock Photo

RM2PJ0BPP–Black & White Long Exposure, Weir Dandy Brook Preston Lancashire

Pulteney weir, Bath, North Somertset, England Stock Photo

RFKBA03J–Pulteney weir, Bath, North Somertset, England

RMBHTXJJ–Richmond Lock and Weir, Richmond, Surrey, UK

Panorama of Prague Castle and Charles bridge in autumn sunny day. Prague, Czech Republic. Stock Photo

RF2K4A14R–Panorama of Prague Castle and Charles bridge in autumn sunny day. Prague, Czech Republic.

Caversham New Weir, Caversham, Reading, Berkshire, 1883. Artist: Henry Taunt Stock Photo

RMDDN2BH–Caversham New Weir, Caversham, Reading, Berkshire, 1883. Artist: Henry Taunt

Gateshead, UK. 11th September 2022: GBR's David Weir (rear, black helmet) and Dan Sidbury (front, red helmet) in the Elite Men's Wheelchair race at the Great North Run half marathon just after crossing over the Tyne Bridge from Newcastle upon Tyne. Credit: Hazel Plater/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2K0EHWH–Gateshead, UK. 11th September 2022: GBR's David Weir (rear, black helmet) and Dan Sidbury (front, red helmet) in the Elite Men's Wheelchair race at the Great North Run half marathon just after crossing over the Tyne Bridge from Newcastle upon Tyne. Credit: Hazel Plater/Alamy Live News

RF2J6TMFK–The Crickhowell Bridge, an 18th century arched stone bridge spanning the river Usk in Crickhowell, Brecon Beacons, Powys, Wales.

A small Derbyshire rivers wends its way from the Tors to meet a larger river on lower land. Photo taken probably in the 1920's. This is a glass negative and formed just one of 102 negatives labelled 'Crich'. All are available on Alamy and can be found under the keyword 'Crich 1920s'. Stock Photo

RFTRCJ3K–A small Derbyshire rivers wends its way from the Tors to meet a larger river on lower land. Photo taken probably in the 1920's. This is a glass negative and formed just one of 102 negatives labelled 'Crich'. All are available on Alamy and can be found under the keyword 'Crich 1920s'.

Manns Harbor Bridge and Wier Point, Manteo - 1 Stock Photo

RME22C9J–Manns Harbor Bridge and Wier Point, Manteo - 1

RFJGXM85–Architecture of Bath U K

River Thames, Marlow, Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom. Stock Photo

RMAK41FT–River Thames, Marlow, Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom.

RMEWB9WN–Boy with dog and suspension bridge, Blackweir and River Taff, Pontcanna Fields, Cardiff, Wales.

Bath, England, UK - 18 Feb 2015: The Circus - English architecture in this World Heritage City Stock Photo

RMEGT56G–Bath, England, UK - 18 Feb 2015: The Circus - English architecture in this World Heritage City

RM2DXRYT9–Eton, Windsor, Berkshire, UK. 24th December, 2020. Following essential repairs to the Black Potts Weir on the Jubilee River, the Jubilee River Flood Alleviation Scheme will not be operated until the repair work has sufficiently progressed. The Jubilee River takes excess flood water from the River Thames in the event of high water levels. It helps to protect Eton, Windsor, Maidenhead and Cookham from flooding. Local residents are advised to sign up to the Environment Agency Flood Alerts whilst the Jubilee River Flood Alleviation Scheme is out of action. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News

RMA737J3–Water running over the weir beneath Mill Bridge, Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, England

'The Old Weir Bridge, Killarney', c1870. Ancient stone bridge on the Lakes of Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland believed to date back to the 16th century. From "Picturesque Europe - The British Isles, Vol. I". [Cassell, Petter & Galpin, London, c1870] Stock Photo

RM2A41YK4–'The Old Weir Bridge, Killarney', c1870. Ancient stone bridge on the Lakes of Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland believed to date back to the 16th century. From "Picturesque Europe - The British Isles, Vol. I". [Cassell, Petter & Galpin, London, c1870]

The City of Bath Spa,Avon and Somerset,UK Stock Photo

RMC8M48P–The City of Bath Spa,Avon and Somerset,UK

RMCB98XP–Pulteney bridge

The Weir Water river flowing under Robbers Bridge in Exmoor National Park Stock Photo

RF2M6T5BG–The Weir Water river flowing under Robbers Bridge in Exmoor National Park

RFJA3NFX–weir

Weir Point Beach, Manteo, North Carolina - 2 Stock Photo

RFE22BK8–Weir Point Beach, Manteo, North Carolina - 2

Pulteney Bridge across the River Avon in Bath UK Stock Photo

RMDAYB38–Pulteney Bridge across the River Avon in Bath UK

RF2K4A11B–Panorama of Prague Castle and Charles bridge in autumn sunny day. Prague, Czech Republic.

RMBHJRE7–Caversham New Weir, Caversham, Reading, Berkshire, 1883. Artist: Henry Taunt

RM2K0EHWN–Gateshead, UK. 11th September 2022: GBR's David Weir (rear, black helmet) and Dan Sidbury (front, red helmet) in the Elite Men's Wheelchair race at the Great North Run half marathon just after crossing over the Tyne Bridge from Newcastle upon Tyne. Credit: Hazel Plater/Alamy Live News

RF2J6TMF7–The Crickhowell Bridge, an 18th century arched stone bridge spanning the river Usk in Crickhowell, Brecon Beacons, Powys, Wales.

RFTRCJ39–A small Derbyshire rivers wends its way from the Tors to meet a larger river on lower land. Photo taken probably in the 1920's. This is a glass negative and formed just one of 102 negatives labelled 'Crich'. All are available on Alamy and can be found under the keyword 'Crich 1920s'.

A heron waiting for lunch near the weir at Burton upon Trent Stock Photo

RMBKYK6W–A heron waiting for lunch near the weir at Burton upon Trent

RFJGXM84–Architecture of Bath U K

The River Clyde tidal weir in Glasgow. Stock Photo

RMCF66KC–The River Clyde tidal weir in Glasgow.

RMEWB9X0–Boy with dog and suspension bridge, Blackweir and River Taff, Pontcanna Fields, Cardiff, Wales.

Llandaff Fields, in Cardiff, with the Black Weir on the River Taff in the foreground Stock Photo

RMJT6H38–Llandaff Fields, in Cardiff, with the Black Weir on the River Taff in the foreground

RM2DXRY0K–Eton, Windsor, Berkshire, UK. 24th December, 2020. Following essential repairs to the Black Potts Weir on the Jubilee River, the Jubilee River Flood Alleviation Scheme will not be operated until the repair work has sufficiently progressed. The Jubilee River takes excess flood water from the River Thames in the event of high water levels. It helps to protect Eton, Windsor, Maidenhead and Cookham from flooding. Local residents are advised to sign up to the Environment Agency Flood Alerts whilst the Jubilee River Flood Alleviation Scheme is out of action. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News

RM2JHEMWY–Blackweir suspension bridge and River Taff, Pontcanna Fields, Cardiff, Wales.

Chester Weir on the river Dee Cheshire UK. August 2018 Stock Photo

RMPMJ0MG–Chester Weir on the river Dee Cheshire UK. August 2018

RM2JHEMT6–Blackweir suspension bridge and River Taff, Pontcanna Fields, Cardiff, Wales.

RMHWMN9C–French Weir ,Taunton

RF2M6HWRR–The Weir Water river flowing under Robbers Bridge in Exmoor National Park

RM2XXWKWH–Blackweir suspension bridge and River Taff, Pontcanna Fields, Cardiff, Wales.

RFE22BK7–Weir Point Beach, Manteo, North Carolina - 2

RMF08CW9–Blackweir suspension bridge and River Taff, Pontcanna Fields, Cardiff, Wales.

RF2K4A16F–Panorama of Prague Castle and Charles bridge in autumn sunny day. Prague, Czech Republic.

RMDDN2AW–Caversham New Weir, Caversham, Reading, Berkshire, 1883. Artist: Henry Taunt

RM2RME7HT–Blackweir suspension bridge and River Taff, Pontcanna Fields, Cardiff, Wales.

RF2J6TMJ6–The Crickhowell Bridge, an 18th century arched stone bridge spanning the river Usk in Crickhowell, Brecon Beacons, Powys, Wales.

Dunelm House, Durham University, New Elvet, Durham, County Durham, 01/10/1966. Dunelm House at Durham University seen from south-west across the River Weir, with Kingsgate Bridge and a punt on the river in the foreground. Dunelm House was designed by Architects Co-Partnership, under the supervision of Sir Ove Arup, and was built by Laing's Construction Company for Durham University. This Brutalist style student's union building was completed in 1966 and later won a R.I.B.A. Architecture Award in 1967. Kingsgate Bridge dating from 1963 was designed by Ove Arup and Partners. Stock Photo

RM2HFK3B2–Dunelm House, Durham University, New Elvet, Durham, County Durham, 01/10/1966. Dunelm House at Durham University seen from south-west across the River Weir, with Kingsgate Bridge and a punt on the river in the foreground. Dunelm House was designed by Architects Co-Partnership, under the supervision of Sir Ove Arup, and was built by Laing's Construction Company for Durham University. This Brutalist style student's union building was completed in 1966 and later won a R.I.B.A. Architecture Award in 1967. Kingsgate Bridge dating from 1963 was designed by Ove Arup and Partners.

Water rushes over a weir with a wooden walkway on the Kennet and Avon Canal Stock Photo

RFA4AKKA–Water rushes over a weir with a wooden walkway on the Kennet and Avon Canal

Durham Castle, County Durham, c1955-c1980. Creator: Ursula Clark. Stock Photo

RMT3K9GJ–Durham Castle, County Durham, c1955-c1980. Creator: Ursula Clark.

River Tames at Marlow UK with weir and church Stock Photo

RFJ3WR2H–River Tames at Marlow UK with weir and church

UK, Wales, Powys, Crickhowel, bridge over river Usk, spring, Stock Photo

RM2F75M19–UK, Wales, Powys, Crickhowel, bridge over river Usk, spring,

The Woodlands TX USA - 09/19/2019 - Tree Outlinging Buildinga and Bridge by Water in B&W Stock Photo

RM2AJK6EY–The Woodlands TX USA - 09/19/2019 - Tree Outlinging Buildinga and Bridge by Water in B&W

RM2DXT085–Eton, Windsor, Berkshire, UK. 24th December, 2020. Following essential repairs to the Black Potts Weir on the Jubilee River, the Jubilee River Flood Alleviation Scheme will not be operated until the repair work has sufficiently progressed. The Jubilee River takes excess flood water from the River Thames in the event of high water levels. It helps to protect Eton, Windsor, Maidenhead and Cookham from flooding. Local residents are advised to sign up to the Environment Agency Flood Alerts whilst the Jubilee River Flood Alleviation Scheme is out of action. Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Live News

Weir of the river Elster at the city of Leipzig. The elsterwehr in the beautiful Leipzig, Saxony, Germany. The weir in the middle of the Clara Zetkin Stock Photo

RF2GCR5DB–Weir of the river Elster at the city of Leipzig. The elsterwehr in the beautiful Leipzig, Saxony, Germany. The weir in the middle of the Clara Zetkin

A late 19th century view of locals near Ballyshannon, a town in County Donegal, Ireland, situated at the mouth of the River Erne that marks the southern boundary of historic Tir Chonaill. Sites dating back to Neolithic times have been excavated in and around the town showing evidence of early human settlements. It was an important stronghold for the O'Donnells. Niall Garbh O Domhnaill built the castle at Ballyshannon in 1423 and the grave of Red Hugh O’Donnell is said to be beneath St. Anne’s Church. Stock Photo

RM2R4JCPB–A late 19th century view of locals near Ballyshannon, a town in County Donegal, Ireland, situated at the mouth of the River Erne that marks the southern boundary of historic Tir Chonaill. Sites dating back to Neolithic times have been excavated in and around the town showing evidence of early human settlements. It was an important stronghold for the O'Donnells. Niall Garbh O Domhnaill built the castle at Ballyshannon in 1423 and the grave of Red Hugh O’Donnell is said to be beneath St. Anne’s Church.

Old Weir Bridge, Killarney, County Kerry, Irland, Historisch, digital restaurierte Reproduktion von einer Vorlage aus dem 19. Jahrhundert, Record date not stated Stock Photo

RF2XEKKH9–Old Weir Bridge, Killarney, County Kerry, Irland, Historisch, digital restaurierte Reproduktion von einer Vorlage aus dem 19. Jahrhundert, Record date not stated