Richmond–San Rafael Bridge
Richmond–San Rafael Bridge, Bridge in California, USA
The Richmond–San Rafael Bridge is a cantilever bridge that crosses the San Francisco Bay in California.
Opened in 1956, it was built to replace ferry service between Richmond and San Rafael.
The bridge has been featured in several films and television shows, becoming an iconic part of California's landscape.
It carries Interstate 580 and is a vital link in the region's transportation system.
The bridge is known for its distinctive double-deck structure.
Location: San Rafael
Location: Richmond
Inception: September 1, 1956
Official opening: September 1, 1956
Height: 99.1 m
Length: 8,851.39 m
Width: 22 m
Material: steel
Website: mtc.ca.gov/operations/programs-projects/bridges/richmond-san-rafael-bridge
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