The Washington Crossing Bridge is a truss bridge spanning the Delaware River. It connects Washington ... with a 15-foot-wide roadway that can force motorists to a crawl in 7.5-foot-wide lanes ...

The truss will float 14 miles upstream near the mouth of the Cumberland River ... bridge is expected to take 6 to 8 months and open to traffic in late spring of 2023. It will be 40-foot-wide ...

The bridge’s original walkway had a wood surface and was only four-foot wide. Now ... Hope-Lambertville bridge crossing is the fourth oldest along the Delaware River, dating back to a covered ...

truss on the bridge at Smithland has moved away from the site. This has allowed commercial towboat traffic and pleasure boat traffic to resume on the lower Cumberland River at navigation mile ...

In the early 20th century, the river was spanned by a truss bridge after ... During construction of the new bridge, traffic was detoured on a temporary crossing in the riverbed.

The Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge ... to fix it The Washington Crossing Bridge is the DRJTBC’s narrowest span, with its two travel lanes just 15 feet wide, according to a history of the ...

The historic truss bridge was built in the early 1900s by the American Bridge Company of New York. The Wohler Bridge spans the Russian River connecting Wohler Rd. and Westside Rd. An online ...

Before crews built the existing riveted Warren through-truss bridge, people had been crossing the Big Hole River a few yards upstream for nearly 50 years. The original wood Browne’s Bridge was ...

Sandy in the summer and often running strong in the winter, the Salinas is sometimes called an upside-down river because sand covers subterranean waters flowing below the surface. In the early 20th ...