List of bridges in Ottawa
This is a list of bridges in the city of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. They are listed from west to east for the Ottawa River or North to South for the Rideau River and Canal.
Spanning the Ottawa River
Alexandra Bridge seen from the Ottawa side
Bridges spanning the Ottawa River from west to east:
- OCRR railway bridge
- Connects Vydon Acres to Pontiac-Station, Quebec near Chats Falls.
- Champlain Bridge
- Connects Island Park Drive in Westboro to Place Samuel-de-Champlain in the Aylmer sector of Gatineau, Quebec. Owned by the National Capital Commission.
- Prince of Wales Bridge
- Railway bridge connecting Mechanicsville to the Hull sector of Gatineau, Quebec via Lemieux Island
- Chaudière Bridge
- Connects Booth Street in Lebreton Flats to Rue Eddy in Hull; Ottawa's oldest bridge.
- Portage Bridge
- Connects Wellington Street in Lebreton Flats to Boulevard Maisonneuve in Hull.
- Interprovincial (Alexandra) Bridge
- Connects St. Patrick Street and Murray Street in Lower Town to Boulevard des Allumettières in Hull.
- Macdonald-Cartier Bridge
- Connects King Edward Avenue in Lower Town to Autoroute de la Gatineau (Autoroute 5) in Hull.
Spanning the Rideau River
Heron Road Workers Memorial Bridge crosses both the Rideau River and Rideau Canal; scene of a major disaster during construction
Bridges spanning the Rideau River from north to south:
- Sussex Drive
- Connects Lower Town and New Edinburgh via Sussex Drive
- Minto Bridges
- Connects King Edward Avenue in Lower Town to Union Street in New Edinburgh
- St. Patrick Bridge
- Connects St. Patrick Street in Lower Town to Beechwood Avenue in Vanier.
- Cummings Bridge
- Connects Rideau Street in Sandy Hill to Montreal Road in Vanier.
- Adàwe Crossing
- Connects Somerset Street East in Sandy Hill and Donald Street in Overbrook, Ottawa, Ontario.[1]
- Provincial Constable J. Robert Maki Bridge (Hurdman's Bridges)
- Connects Sandy Hill and Eastway Gardens via the Queensway, Highway 417.
- Pedestrian bridge
- Connects the University of Ottawa's Lees Avenue campus (formerly Algonquin College's Rideau Campus) in Ottawa East to Hurdman Park.
- Confederation Line
- Connects the Lees LRT Station and Hurdman LRT Station.
George McIlraith bridge
- George McIlraith Bridge
- Connects Main Street in Old Ottawa South to Smyth Road in Alta Vista.
- Billings Bridge
- Connects Old Ottawa South and Alta Vista via Bank Street.
- George Dunbar Bridge
- Connects Carleton University and Riverside Park via Bronson Avenue.
- O-Train bridge
- Connects Carleton and Confederation stops on the O-Train Trillium Line
- Heron Road Workers Memorial Bridge
- Connects Baseline Road in Courtland Park to Heron Road in Alta Vista. Also crosses the Rideau Canal.
- Hog's Back Road
- Connects Rideau View and Riverside Park via Hog's Back Road. Owned by the National Capital Commission. Also crosses over the Rideau Canal.
Canadian Northern Ontario Railway Bridge 1913
- Canadian Northern Ontario Railway Federal Bridge
- Connects the Merivale area to the Mooney's Bay neighbourhood.
- Michael J. E. Sheflin Bridge
- Connects West Hunt Club Road (Clearview area) to Hunt Club Road (Airport-Uplands area).
- Vimy Memorial Bridge
- Connects Barrhaven and Riverside South via Strandherd Drive and Earl Armstrong Road.
- Nicolls Island Road
- Connects Nicolls Island to the mainland in Gloucester.
- Bridge Street
- Connects Bridge Street in Manotick to Mitch Owens Road in Osgoode.
- Regional Road 6
- Connects Roger Stevens Drive in Kars to Snake Island Road in Osgoode.
- Highway 416
- Connects Reevecraig to Sabourins Crossing
- Beckett's Landing Bridge, connects Kemptville to Ottawa
West Branch of the Rideau River
- Barnsdale Road
- Connects Nepean to Manotick
- Bridge Street
- Connects downtown Manotick to Long Island.
Spanning the Rideau Canal
Bridges spanning the Rideau Canal from north to south:
- Plaza Bridge
- Connects Wellington Street in Centretown to Rideau Street in the By Ward Market.
- Mackenzie King Bridge
- Connects Albert and Slater Streets in Centretown to Waller Street in Sandy Hill. The Transitway also uses this bridge.
- Laurier Bridge
- Connects Centretown and the University of Ottawa via Laurier Avenue.
- Corktown Footbridge
- Connects Centretown to Campus Transitway Station
- Queensway
- Connects The Glebe and Centretown with Old Ottawa East via Highway 417.
- Pretoria Bridge
- Connects Elgin Street in The Glebe with Hawthorne Avenue in Old Ottawa East. This is a Lift bridge.
- Flora Footbridge
- Connects Fifth Avenue (Ottawa) in The Glebe with Clegg Street (Ottawa) in Old Ottawa East. This is a Pedestrian bridge.
- Bank Street Bridge
- Connects The Glebe and Old Ottawa South
- Bronson Bridge
- Connects The Glebe and Carleton University via Bronson Avenue
- Rail tunnel (just west of Dows Lake)
- Used by O-Train Trillium Line; connects Carleton and Carling stations
- Heron Road Bridge
- see above
- Hog's Back Bridge
- A swing bridge. Connects Riverside Drive and Prince of Wales Drive
Other bridges
Bridges not spanning the above water courses:
- Pooley's Bridge
- The oldest bridge entirely within Ottawa,[2] spanning the tailrace in Lebreton Flats
- Somerset Street bridge[3] or (a.k.a. "O-Train Bridge"[4])
- Connects Somerset Street West over the O-Train Trillium Line
- Booth Street Bridge
- Connects Booth Street to Wellington Street, the Sir John A MacDonald Parkway, and the Chaudière Bridge over the O-Train Confederation Line
Eight bridges crossing the Jock River are not listed.
The Sir George-Étienne Cartier Parkway has four bridges. From west to east, it crosses the Aviation Parkway, a stream near Ogilvie Road, Green's Creek and Highway 174.
Bridges crossing the Castor River are not listed.
Bridges carrying roads or pedestrian ways over or under Highways 417, Highway 416 and Ottawa Highway 174 are not listed.
See also
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References
- "OVERBROOK COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION : CONSTITUTION & BYLAWS" (PDF). Overbrookcommunity.files.wordpress.com\accessdate=2017-02-22. November 2011.
- "CrossRoads: John Cross Family (Ottawa)". Freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com. Retrieved 30 January 2017.
- "City of Ottawa". City.ottawa.on.ca. Retrieved 2017-02-22.
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