Bridges in Seattle
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Bridges across the Lake Washington Ship Canal
From west to east.
BNSF Railway bridge (Salmon Bay Bridge), west of Chittenden Locks
Ballard Bridge
Fremont Bridge open
Fremont and Aurora Bridges
Aurora Bridge (officially George Washington Memorial Bridge) during the 1992 Summer Solstice Parade
University Bridge and Interstate 5 Ship Canal Bridge
Remnant of an old gate - intended to stop traffic when the bridge is open - on the University Bridge
Montlake Bridge
Montlake Bridge south tower
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Bridges over the Duwamish Waterway
From south to north
Old South Park Bridge (demolished 2010–2011)
New South Park Bridge (opened 2014)
Looking down the Duwamish Waterway from the South Park Bridge to the First Avenue Bridge. The latter is open here.
Railway bridge over Duwamish Waterway, seen here looking south from the West Seattle Bridge
West Seattle Bridge over Duwamish Waterway; railway bridge can be seen in background
West Seattle Bridge
Bridges over Lake Washington and its bays
The two bridges that carry Interstate 90 across Lake Washington
Bicycling across Lake Washington on I-90
State Route 520 over Union Bay
Other Seattle bridges
N. Queen Anne Dr. Bridge over Wolf Creek Canyon
Cowen Park Bridge (NE 15th Street)
Ravenna Park Bridge (NE 20th Street)
Jose P. Rizal Bridge (12th Avenue S.)
Arboretum Sewer Trestle
Schmitz Park Bridge
The former Leschi Park trolley bridge
Former bridges
1891 map showing several trestle bridges on Elliott Bay, including an east-west bridge north of the area where Harbor Island would later be constructed.
A different alignment in that area, 1916. This is looking east along SW Spokane Street toward Pigeon Point. None of this is water nowadays.
1905 photograph showing some of those trestle bridges.
Earlier bridges near the site of the present-day Ballard Bridge (shown here in 1902, when Salmon Bay was still tidal; view from the south). The bridge on the right is aligned with NW 14th Street, not NW 15th (the alignment of the present-day bridge)
The South Canal trestle and Grant St Bridge (shown here in 1901; view from the south) ran north-south near the foot of Beacon Hill, in what would soon be filled in and become the Industrial District
The West Wheeler Street Bridge across Interbay (shown here in 1914; view from the east)
Stone Way Bridge, predecessor of the present-day Aurora Bridge (shown here in 1916; view from the east)
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