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Dec 25, 2023 · At the time the bridge was built, it was located in Central Fort George, not Prince George. A 1910 town plan of Central Fort George shows the street which lead to the bridge was...
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The Cameron Street Bridge is a two-lane, 208 metre (682 feet) long continuous steel girder bridge in Prince George, British Columbia. It crosses the Nechako River, connecting the city's downtown on the river's southern side, to the Hart, a residential area on the north side of the river.
- Continuous steel girder
- 208 metres (682 ft)
- August 24, 2009
- Nechako River
City of Prince George – Cameron Street Bridge Replacement. Demolition of the existing Howe Truss bridge and construction of a new 4 span, 187 m long, steel girder, two lane bridge. The new bridge includes a 2.5 m wide sidewalk and utilizes the original pier structures.
The Cameron Street Bridge is a two-lane, 208 metre (682 feet) long continuous steel girder bridge in Prince George, British Columbia. It crosses the Nechako River, connecting the city's downtown on the river's southern side, to the Hart, a residential area on the north side of the river.
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A wooden Howe truss bridge, generally referred to as the “Old Cameron Street Bridge,” which operated from 1931 to 2005. This bridge was located at the site of the current Cameron Street Bridge. It was built on concrete piers and was decommissioned due to deterioration of its truss timbers. The wooden superstructure was demolished in 2008.
Apr 14, 2008 · A nearly $10 million construction project will give the venerable Cameron Street Bridge in Prince George a new lease on life. The single-lane, 183 metre long wooden bridge across the Nechako River was built in 1931. It will be transformed into a new two-lane structure with shoulders and a two metre wide sidewalk.
