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View of truss.
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A zoom on the swing span.
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A zoom on one of the stationary spans.
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Portal view, looking west.
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View on the swing span of the bridge
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Full oblique view of bridge.
Thanks to Greg Kish for sending along these two photos showing the collapsed span from after the freighter H. Lee White hit it.
Thanks to Greg Kish for sending along these two photos showing the collapsed span from after the freighter H. Lee White hit it.
This image from the Grosse Ile Bridge Company, shows the pony truss before it was removed in 2002.
This image from the Grosse Ile Bridge Company, shows the pony truss demolition.
View of a connection of the new or repaired span, which was hit by a freighter. Note the round shape of the bolt's heads on these.
Another view of a connection of the new or repaired span.
Another view of a connection of the new or repaired span.
This sign is interesting, because it shows that the company is aware of and is trying to prevent the damage that salt causes both cement and steel.
