Dawson Bridge, Road bridge in Edmonton, Canada

Dawson Bridge is a road crossing that spans the North Saskatchewan River between Forest Heights and Riverdale. The structure carries two traffic lanes and includes dedicated pedestrian pathways for foot traffic and cyclists.

The Dawson Bridge carries two traffic lanes across the North Saskatchewan River, joining Forest Heights on the east bank with Riverdale on the west. It was closed for repairs in early 2010 and reopened on December 20 of that year. The sources consulted record no construction or opening date before that closure.

The bridge carries two traffic lanes between Forest Heights on the east bank and Riverdale on the west bank of the North Saskatchewan River. It is a road bridge for everyday crossings by residents of these two Edmonton communities.

The bridge carries two traffic lanes between Forest Heights on the east bank and Riverdale on the west, with pathways for pedestrians and cyclists alongside the roadway. It was closed for repairs through most of 2010 and reopened on December 20, 2010, so check for similar closure notices before relying on it as a crossing.

The bridge closed for repairs in early 2010 and reopened on December 20, 2010, so the crossing residents use today is the rebuilt structure. Its two lanes link Forest Heights on the east bank with Riverdale on the west bank of the North Saskatchewan River.