Isleton Bridge, Road bridge in Isleton, United States
Isleton Bridge is a road bridge crossing the Sacramento River, built from concrete arches and a movable center section. The structure allows vehicles to pass over the river between the communities on both sides.
The bridge was built in the 1920s as an important transportation project for the Delta region. It combines different structural styles from that era of engineering.
The bridge connects agricultural communities of the Sacramento and San Joaquin Delta Region, supporting local farming transportation needs for over a century.
The bridge sits on State Route 160 and carries traffic daily. Visitors can view the structure from the road and explore the river landscape around it.
The bridge displays a rare blend of concrete and steel techniques that engineers used in the 1920s. This mix of materials and systems makes it a special example of bridge design from that era.
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