article_snippet: first-class stamps feature the ancient Row Bridge (left) in the Lake District and the Peace Bridge (right) in Northern Ireland, which was completed in 2011 .
article_snippet: Crossings featured on first-class stamps include Tarr Steps in Exmoor, Somerset and Row Bridge in the Lake District.
article_snippet: Some of Britain's most dramatic bridges, including the Tarr Steps (left) in Exmoor, Somerset and the Tees Transporter Bridge (right) in Middlesbrough also include Pulteney Bridge in Bath and Thomas Telford’s Craigellachie Bridge in Moray, Scotland.
article_snippet: Thomas Telford’s Craigellachie Bridge (left) in Moray, Scotland and Humber Bridge (right)
article_snippet: near Scunthorpe are also featured .
article_snippet: Others include Royal Border Bridge at Berwick-upon-Tweed, Tees Transporter Bridge in Middlesbrough, the 2,220m-long Humber Bridge near Scunthorpe and the Peace Bridge in Northern Ireland.
article_snippet: The oldest is the Tarr Steps, which crosses the River Barle in Exmoor National Park and is believed to date from the 15th or 16th century.
article_snippet: The Peace Bridge, spanning the River Foyle in Northern Ireland, was completed in 2011.
article_snippet: The High Level Bridge (left) over the River Tyne linking Newcastle and Gateshead, and Menai Suspension Bridge (right) linking the island of Anglesey to the mainland in North Wales are also included .
article_snippet: The Menai Suspension Bridge, completed in 1826, links the island of Anglesey Anglesey to the mainland in North WalesNorth Wales, and is described by Royal Mail as one of the most breathtaking ever built in Britain.