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August 1999 (33.76000 Degrees, -118.19833 Degrees) Los Angeles River Bridges |
We've finally reached our destination, the last bridges across the Los Angeles River at it's mouth in San Pedro Bay. The Queensway Drive Bridges (53C0551L/R) are a pair of three span steel box girder bridges that were built in 1969. The name comes from the Queen Mary, a famous cruise ship that is now a tourist attraction in the Bay (seen in the distance). The bridges are cantilever structures with a 1310 ft overall length and with a 500 ft main span length over the river.
Los Angeles County, California Bridges: Queensway Drive Bridges across the Los Angeles River by
Mark Yashinsky is licensed under a
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