Hawkshaw Bridge, Cable-stayed suspension bridge near Nackawic-Millville, New Brunswick, Canada
Hawkshaw Bridge is a cable-stayed suspension bridge spanning the Saint John River with a main span of approximately 217 meters (712 feet). The structure is supported by vertical cables that extend from both sides to anchor points on the river.
The bridge was completed in 1967 as a major advancement in regional transportation infrastructure. Its construction linked communities along the Saint John River that had previously depended on ferries or longer alternative routes.
The bridge represents an engineering milestone in New Brunswick's development, serving as a testament to the region's commitment to infrastructure improvement during the 1960s.
The bridge is open year-round for vehicle and pedestrian traffic, providing direct crossing over the river. During winter months or heavy weather, conditions may affect driving safety, so caution is recommended.
The bridge's location at coordinates 45.9617° N and 67.2482° W makes it a critical crossing point along the Saint John River, connecting multiple regional communities.
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