Maintained by City of Edmonton Total length 320 m Body of water North Saskatchewan River Location Canada, Edmonton | Opened 1968 Province Alberta Carry Pedestrian | |
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Carries Motor vehicles, pedestrians Crosses North Saskatchewan River Locale Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Similar Groat Bridge, Dawson Bridge, Fort Edmonton Footbridge, Walterdale Bridge, Capilano Bridge | ||
Friendly mountain bikers stairs downhill white mud and quesnell bridge trail
The Quesnell Bridge is a girder bridge that spans the North Saskatchewan River in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. It is part of Edmonton's largest freeway, Whitemud Drive. On average 120,000 cars pass over the bridge every day.
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- Friendly mountain bikers stairs downhill white mud and quesnell bridge trail
- Map of Quesnell Bridge Edmonton AB Canada
- Friendly mountain bikers quesnell bridge to terwillegar jan 29 2017
- Construction
- References
Map of Quesnell Bridge, Edmonton, AB, Canada
Friendly mountain bikers quesnell bridge to terwillegar jan 29 2017
Construction
In 2008, the city announced a project to widen the bridge, Whitemud Drive, and Fox Drive. It is said that it will hold the city's capacity for the next 50 years as it expands. It was completed in September 2011. In August 2010 during excavation for a sewer-pipeline line several fossils were unearthed about 27 m (88.6 ft) below ground level. They are believed to be fossils from two extinct species the Edmontosaurus and the Albertosaurus.
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Quesnell Bridge Wikipedia(Text) CC BY-SA