Byker Road Bridge

Downstream from Crawford's Bridge is the Byker Road Bridge, six brick arches in this view.
The Ouseburn is just a trickle, City Farm on the left.

Above is a four lane road and two footpaths/cycle tracks.

This is copy and paste from http://www.northumbria.info/Pages/bykerbr.htm

Byker Bridge
Opened: 19th October 1878 by the Vice-Chairman of the Byker Bridge Company.
Traffic: Road. (Half-Penny Toll, withdrawn 1895). Length: 1130 ft (344.65m).
Width: Originally 30 ft (9.15m) widened to 50ft (15.25m) in 1899.
The deck of the bridge was rebuilt May 1985-March 1986.

This is a photograph of the base of one of the columns, how many bricks?