Port Mann Bridge

The Port Mann Bridge extends 2093 meters across the Fraser River with ten traffic lanes connecting Coquitlam and Surrey in British Columbia.

The current structure replaced a 1964 steel arch bridge in 2012 as part of a 2.46 billion dollar infrastructure project in British Columbia.

This bridge represents a major infrastructure advancement in Metro Vancouver, connecting communities and supporting regional economic development through enhanced transportation networks.

The bridge carries 130,000 vehicles daily across its ten lanes, making it a primary transportation corridor between Metro Vancouver municipalities.

The bridge structure features 157,000 cubic meters of concrete, 45 kilometers of cable, and 13,000 tons of structural steel in its construction.

Location: British Columbia

Location: Coquitlam

Inception: September 18, 2012

Official opening: September 18, 2012

Height: 163 m

Length: 2,093 m

Longest Span: 366 m

GPS coordinates: 49.22100,-122.81300

Latest update: September 23, 2025 16:45