Serge Marcil Bridge

The Serge Marcil Bridge is a concrete structure spanning roughly 2 kilometers that carries Quebec Autoroute 30 across the Saint Lawrence River. It links Les Cèdres with Salaberry-de-Valleyfield and serves as a key regional transportation corridor.

The bridge was completed in the early 2010s and represents a significant infrastructure development for the Montérégie region. The project was needed to handle growing traffic between the two shores.

The bridge honors someone important to Quebec's transportation development, showing how this region recognizes people who shaped its infrastructure. You notice this through local naming traditions that connect places to their builders and leaders.

The bridge is part of Autoroute 30 and functions like a standard highway crossing. Travelers should expect toll charges that change periodically to fund maintenance and operations.

The bridge's strategic position at coordinates 45.306944, -74.014722 makes it a central component for regional economic activities and commercial transportation routes.

Location: Les Cèdres

Location: Salaberry-de-Valleyfield

Official opening: 2012

Length: 1,860 m

Made from material: concrete

GPS coordinates: 45.30694,-74.01472

Latest update: December 13, 2025 17:08