Columbia–Wrightsville Bridge

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The Columbia–Wrightsville Bridge is a historic multi-span concrete arch bridge in Pennsylvania that carries U.S. Route 462 between the towns of Columbia and Wrightsville.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bridge
concrete arch bridge
road bridge
alsoKnownAs Route 462 Bridge
builder Pennsylvania state highway authorities
carries U.S. Route 462 NERFINISHED
connects Columbia, Pennsylvania
Wrightsville, Pennsylvania
country United States
crosses Susquehanna River
design multi-span concrete arch
function vehicular transportation
hasHeritageStatus listed on the National Register of Historic Places
hasSidewalk yes
heritageDesignation historic bridge
length approximately 6,657 feet
locatedIn Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
York County, Pennsylvania
maintainedBy Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
material reinforced concrete
namedAfter Columbia, Pennsylvania
Wrightsville, Pennsylvania
numberOfSpans 27
opened 1930
parallelTo Veterans Memorial Bridge
partOf U.S. Highway System
region Susquehanna Valley
replaced old Columbia–Wrightsville Bridge
riverBankSettlement Columbia
Wrightsville
structureType arch bridge
trafficType motor vehicles

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Susquehanna River crossedBy Columbia–Wrightsville Bridge
Columbia–Wrightsville Bridge replaced old Columbia–Wrightsville Bridge
linked to: Columbia–Wrightsville Bridge
Wrightsville, Pennsylvania hasLandmark Columbia–Wrightsville Bridge
Columbia, Pennsylvania hasLandmark Columbia–Wrightsville Bridge