Which bridge in Scotland crosses the River Forth near Stirling and opened in 2011?

Clackmannanshire Bridge crosses the River Forth near Stirling and opened in 2011.

The crossing links the communities around Kincardine and Alloa, providing a road route across the upper Forth. It was formerly known as the Upper Forth Crossing before being renamed to recognize Clackmannanshire, the county on the northern side of the river.

The bridge is a cable-stayed structure with a prominent central tower and fan-like cable arrangement. It relieved pressure on the older Kincardine Bridge, which had become an important regional crossing after the Forth Road Bridge opened farther east.

This bridge is distinct from the famous Forth Bridge, a railway cantilever bridge opened in 1890, and from the Queensferry Crossing, a newer motorway bridge farther downstream.