Portland–Columbia Toll Bridge, Steel toll bridge over Delaware River in Portland, United States.
The Portland-Columbia Toll Bridge is a steel structure that spans the Delaware River between Portland, New Jersey and Columbia, Pennsylvania. The crossing features multiple steel girder spans arranged to support vehicle traffic across the river valley below.
The bridge opened in 1953 as part of a broader infrastructure effort to improve transportation links across the Delaware River. Its construction responded to growing demand for better connections between Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
This bridge represents a crucial connection between Pennsylvania and New Jersey, facilitating commerce and daily movement between the two states.
The toll booth is located on the Pennsylvania side and collects fees for westbound traffic. Electronic toll payment systems offer reduced rates for regular users.
The bridge structure incorporates reinforced concrete piers and concrete bin abutments to support its main span across the Delaware River.
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