Fairfax Bridge

Fairfax Bridge is a road bridge in Washington that carries traffic across a local waterway or valley. It connects two areas and allows vehicles and pedestrians to cross this geographical barrier.

The bridge was constructed at a particular time to improve transportation connections in the region. It was later listed in the National Register of Historic Places, which recognized its ongoing importance to local infrastructure.

The bridge stands as an example of engineering methods and architectural designs that influenced infrastructure development throughout Washington state.

The bridge is easily accessible from the adjacent road and offers a direct route for through traffic. Visitors should expect normal traffic conditions and observe standard safety guidelines when approaching the structure.

The structure maintains its original architectural elements while continuing to serve as an active transportation route in the regional road network.