Edison Bridge, Road bridge across Sandusky Bay in Ohio, United States
Edison Bridge is a road bridge spanning Sandusky Bay in Ohio, connecting Erie County with Ottawa County as part of State Route 2. The structure provides a direct transportation link across the water between the surrounding communities.
The bridge was constructed in the 1960s to create a more reliable crossing over the bay. It was named after a prominent local figure to recognize his influence on the region and its development.
The bridge takes its name from Thomas Edison, the inventor who grew up in nearby Milan and went on to shape modern technology. His connection to the region made him a natural choice for honoring through this structure.
When crossing the bridge, expect typical vehicle traffic during peak hours, especially during morning and evening commutes. The structure is accessible to all vehicles using State Route 2 without special permits or arrangements.
When the new bridge was built, parts of the old crossing were repurposed rather than completely demolished. This practical reuse of earlier infrastructure reflects how the region adapted to new transportation needs.
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