Alexandra Bridge, Cantilever bridge in Canada
The Alexandra Bridge connects the cities of Ottawa, Ontario and Gatineau, Quebec.
Constructed from 1898 to 1901, it was originally called the Interprovincial Bridge.
This bridge plays a central role during Canada Day celebrations, with stunning views of fireworks.
Pedestrians and cyclists often use the bridge due its scenic pathway.
Featuring impressive steel truss cantilevers, it is considered an engineering marvel.
Location: Gatineau
Location: Rideau-Vanier Ward
Official opening: February 18, 1901
Length: 566 m
Material: steel
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