Sebastian Inlet Bridge, Deck arch bridge in Florida, United States.
Sebastian Inlet Bridge is a concrete deck arch bridge that crosses the waterway between two counties on State Road A1A. The structure features a characteristic arched design and allows vehicle traffic while supporting pedestrian and fishing access below.
The bridge was completed in 1964 and has connected the two counties across the inlet ever since. Over the years it has been dedicated to notable local figures who were important to the region.
Fishing piers built beneath the bridge allow anglers to gather and cast their lines into the water below. The structure has become a meeting point for people who come regularly to fish and watch the tidal movements.
You can cross by car or on foot, and below the bridge you will find fishing piers to explore. Good weather is ideal for spending time on the piers to watch birds and water activity.
This inlet is one of only a few navigable channels connecting the lagoon waters to the Atlantic in this region. Its location makes it an important passage for boats traveling between the two bodies of water.
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