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[14] [15] The SR 175 designation was removed from Main Street and Beebe Road in June 1992 when that stretch of road was transferred to the secondary system, leaving the eastern terminus at Main Street just east of the causeway onto the island. [16] In January 2007, construction began to build a new bridge to Chincoteague Island for SR 175. [17]
SR 827 (Allied Road) at Bermuda Hundred SR 608 (Shirley Plantation Road) at Shirley: Abandoned Woodson Ferry [1] SR 746 (Enon Church Road) at Meadowville Varina Road at Varina: Abandoned Varina-Enon Bridge: I-295: Henricus, just East of 1990 37°22′47″N 77°20′47″W Hatcher Island Bridge Private road Chester, just North East of
Vintage postcard depicting Gem Theater, boardwalk, and the Peaks Island House hotel on Peaks Island, Maine. Peaks Island is the most populous island in Casco Bay, Maine. It is part of the city of Portland and about three miles (4.8 km) from downtown. The island is served by Casco Bay Lines and has its own elementary school, library, and police ...
The Cross Island Bridge — a portion of U.S. 278 that crosses the Broad Creek in central Hilton Head — closed for the bulk of two days after snow and freezing rainfall in January 2018, the last ...
Mar. 15—More than just blue skies and sun greeted Riverfront Park goers Friday; The twin pedestrian suspension bridges that connect Havermale and sn̓xʷméneʔ islands were both open after ...
The former a fixed bridge, the latter a swing bridge, they were both removed in late 2010 after the construction of the new bridge. The Marsh Island Connector is a short spur bridge connecting the Marsh Island community to the new bridge. The spur joins the main bridge at a T-intersection over the water, and is a rare example of a three-way bridge.
The Duke Energy Progress Canal Bridge on N.C. 211 in Southport, N.C., opened to traffic on Thursday, Oct. 10, after it was washed out on Sept. 16 when Potential Tropical Cyclone 8 dropped more ...
The entire project resulted in the construction of more than 50 miles (80 km) of roads, sixteen bridges, and two Tudor Revival gatehouses at the points where the system intersected the public roads. The present bounds of Acadia National Park include 47 miles (76 km) of these roads, thirteen of its bridges, and both gatehouses. [3]