Gateshead Millennium Bridge

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Monday September 17, 2001

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Basic information

AKA
'Blinking Eye Bridge', the 'Winking Eye Bridge'
Category
others
Country
United Kingdom
Description
 the world's first tilt bridge
Pedestrian and cyclist tilt bridge spanning the River Tyne 
The bridge was dedicated by Queen Elizabeth II on 7 May 2002, during her Golden Jubilee tour.
It is become significant local landmark and tourist attraction.
The bridge consists of two steel arches – a deck which acts as the pedestrian and cycle path, and a supporting arch
Find more information about Gateshead Millennium Bridge on Wikipedia

Half birthday

Next half birthday falls on

Thursday March 18, 2027

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Age in different time units

Planet Age

How old Gateshead Millennium Bridge would be if it was started on a different planet

Mercury

103.47 years

Venus

40.51 years

Mars

13.25 years

Jupiter

2.1 years

Saturn

0.85 years

Celebrate NOW

Gateshead Millennium Bridge - Celebrations from his DOB

29 days from now, September 17, 2026, Gateshead Millennium Bridge celebrate 25^th birthday
29 days from now, September 17, 2026, Gateshead Millennium Bridge celebrate exactly 300 months
46 days from now, October 4, 2026, Gateshead Millennium Bridge celebrate 104^th Mercury age
64 days from now, October 22, 2026, Gateshead Millennium Bridge celebrate exactly 220,000 hours
110 days from now, December 7, 2026, Gateshead Millennium Bridge celebrate 41^st Venus age
134 days from now, December 31, 2026, Gateshead Millennium Bridge celebrate 105^th Mercury age
157 days from now, January 23, 2027, Gateshead Millennium Bridge celebrate exactly 800,000,000 seconds
212 days from now, March 18, 2027, Gateshead Millennium Bridge celebrate 26^th half birthday
222 days from now, March 29, 2027, Gateshead Millennium Bridge celebrate 106^th Mercury age
310 days from now, June 25, 2027, Gateshead Millennium Bridge celebrate 107^th Mercury age
332 days from now, July 17, 2027, Gateshead Millennium Bridge celebrate exactly 310 months

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