Burlington-Bristol Bridge (Burlington, New Jersey)

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Owned and operated by the Burlington County Bridge Commission (which also operates the Tacony-Palmyra Bridge further downstream), the Burlington Bristol Bridge is a vertical lift drawbridge that carries Pennsylvania Route 413 over the Delaware River. It connects Bristol Township in Bucks County, Pennsylvania with Burlington City (and County) in New Jersey. The bridge was opened to traffic on May 2, 1931.

As is the case with its sister span, a $4.00 toll is charged for westbound travelers.

For more information, see:
www.bcbridges.org/bridge_info/burlington.asp
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burlington-Bristol_Bridge
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Coordinates:   40°4'49"N   74°52'9"W

Comments

  • Bridge closed to pedestrians. Has a sidewalk but it's fenced off. No transit route crosses here.
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