The Tyne Bridge is a famous arch bridge located in Newcastle upon Tyne, England. It spans the River Tyne, connecting the city of Newcastle with Gateshead. Completed in 1928, the bridge is known for its iconic design and is a key symbol of the region. The bridge is 1,250 feet long and features a steel arch that rises 120 feet above the river. It was designed by the architect Sir William Arrol and is often compared to the Sydney Harbour Bridge due to its similar style. The Tyne Bridge plays a vital role in local transport and is a popular landmark for visitors.