Hawthorne Bridge (Portland, Oregon)
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The Hawthorne Bridge is a truss bridge, with a vertical lift, that spans the Willamette River in Portland, Oregon. It joins Hawthorne Boulevard, from the east and Madison Street, from the west. It is the oldest vertical lift bridge in operation in the United States.
It cost $511,000 to build in 1910 and $22 million to restore in 1999. The estimated cost to replace the bridge is $189.3 million.
It cost $511,000 to build in 1910 and $22 million to restore in 1999. The estimated cost to replace the bridge is $189.3 million.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawthorne_Bridge
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Coordinates: 45°30'47"N 122°40'14"W
- Marquam Bridge 0.3 km
- Fremont Bridge 3.4 km
- BNSF 5.1 railroad bridge 10 km
- St. Johns Bridge 11 km
- I-5 Interstate bridge 12 km
- BNSF 9.6 railroad bridge 13 km
- Glenn Jackson Bridge (I-205) 14 km
- Lewis and Clark Bridge 70 km
- Hood River Bridge 94 km
- The Dalles Bridge 120 km
- Grand Yachts Northwest 0.4 km
- Tom McCall Waterfront Park 0.7 km
- Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI) 0.7 km
- Old Town / Chinatown Neighborhood 1.4 km
- Buckman Neighborhood 1.5 km
- Washington High School Park (PPS) 1.5 km
- Ladd's Addition 1.7 km
- Hosford-Abernethy 1.7 km
- Kerns Neighborhood 2.3 km
- Corbett-Terwilliger-Lair Hill 3 km
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