Anthony Wayne Bridge, Suspension bridge in Toledo, United States.
The Anthony Wayne Bridge is a suspension bridge crossing the Maumee River in Toledo that connects downtown with eastern neighborhoods. The structure features two tall towers supporting the main span above the water and carries multiple state routes.
Construction began in 1929 and finished two years later, representing a major engineering undertaking for Toledo at that time. The bridge quickly became an essential transportation link for the growing region.
The bridge connects downtown Toledo with the eastern neighborhoods, carrying three state routes while serving as a central transportation link for the region.
The bridge is accessible to both pedestrians and vehicles with a clear pathway across. Modern lighting illuminates the crossing at all times of day making navigation straightforward.
This bridge remains the only suspension bridge in the Ohio state highway network since the removal of Fort Steuben Bridge in 2012.
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