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Resource Locations for jumping in the uk

Rex

Rex

Lonely af
May 25, 2018
168
Jon said:
Clifton Suspension Bridge, connecting to Bristol. On wiki it says the clearance below is 75m, and the total height is 101m. It has barriers installed, which again according to wiki has halved but not eliminated suicides. But I don't know what the survival rate is for those who have jumped, nor what the barriers look like. Advantage is that it's open to pedestrians and cyclists as well as vehicles and well accessible from most of England.
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Added too, thanks for posting the extra info. I'm sure people will find it all useful when reading through.

As you say it's all about accessibility for some people, so I'm trying to list as many as possible once I know.
 
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asifkhanny12345

Student
Jan 2, 2020
138
Suspension bridge 245ft says it's 331ft on Google?
 
OzymandiAsh

OzymandiAsh

aNoMaLy
Nov 6, 2025
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Any spots in North England?

There have been some suicides at Whitby cliffs lately but it doesn't sound like the cliffs are very tall, so success is not guaranteed... They're like 40-60 metres
 
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