St. Georges Bridge
USA /
Delaware /
Delaware City /
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/ Delaware
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World / United States / Delaware
road bridge, 1942_construction, do not draw title
Old Steel truss bridge built in 1942 by the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers to replace an vertical lift bridge that was damaged by a ship in 1939. This bridge has seen many years of repairs, most notably in 1992 and 1998-2001. It was replaced by the Route 1 bridge in December 1995.
There have been years of talk regarding the fate of this bridge from the Army Corps of Engineers. Currently, it serves local traffic only and has a 15 ton gross vehicle weight limit (signs visible stating this placed mid-year 2008).
Span: 4,209 feet from south abutment to north abutment
There have been years of talk regarding the fate of this bridge from the Army Corps of Engineers. Currently, it serves local traffic only and has a 15 ton gross vehicle weight limit (signs visible stating this placed mid-year 2008).
Span: 4,209 feet from south abutment to north abutment
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Georges_Bridge_(Delaware)
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 39°33'9"N 75°39'2"W
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- I-495 Christina River Bridge 22 km
- Interstate 76 Exit 351 / Interstate 95 Exit 19 58 km
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- The Verrazano-Narrows Bridge 180 km
- The Williamsburg Bridge 192 km
- Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge 197 km
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- Great South Bay Bridge 238 km
- Red Lion Chase 2.5 km
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- Red Lion Hundred 3.8 km
- Village of Bayberry 5.8 km
- Governor Bacon Health Center 6.2 km
- Chesapeake & Delaware Canal 6.2 km
- Fort DuPont 6.2 km
- St. George's Hundred 6.8 km
- Port Penn, Delaware 7.1 km
- 12-Mile Circle 13 km
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