Geography Question - Bridges #3?

Here is the next in a new series of Geography questions... with a different category each day.

Monday - Bodies of Water
Tuesday - Buildings and Structures
Wednesday - Mountains
Thursday - Where Did It Happen?
Friday - Bridges
Saturday & Sunday - Random category

Today's category is Bridges.

Can you name this Bridge? Bonus if you can also name the river the bridge spans, and the city and country where the bridge is located.

Here are your clues:
* This bridge is 800 feet (240 m) long and spans a river
* There are no bridges farther downriver from this bridge
* It is the only bascule bridge on the river, and opens for boats on the river
* It was opened in 1894, and carries two lanes of motor vehicle traffic, one in each direction
* Pedestrians can cross the bridge even when it is open

Please don't cheat by looking it up or seeing what others are posting.

Make your guess in the opinions below.

The correct answer will be given in a few days (Sunday).

Good luck!

Updates

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The correct answer in TOWER BRIDGE in London, England, which spans the River Thames.
There are two high walkways for pedestrians that can be used when the bridge is open.