Arthur Laing Bridge

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The Arthur Laing Bridge is a major road bridge in Metro Vancouver that connects the city of Vancouver to Sea Island, providing a key route to Vancouver International Airport.

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Arthur Laing Bridge canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bridge in Canada
highway bridge
road bridge
carries vehicular traffic
connects Sea Island
Vancouver
Vancouver International Airport access routes
constructionStartDate 1972
country Canada
crosses North Arm Fraser River
linked to: Fraser River
hasApproachRoad Grant McConachie Way
Southwest Marine Drive
hasDeckType concrete deck
hasDesign box girder bridge
hasFunction airport access route
major commuter route
hasLanes 4
hasMaterial concrete
steel
hasSidewalk no continuous pedestrian sidewalk
isPartOf federal bridge network in Metro Vancouver
length roughly 2000 metres
locatedIn British Columbia
Metro Vancouver
locatedNear Marpole neighbourhood of Vancouver
Sea Island industrial and airport lands
linked to: Sea Island Airport
locatedOn North Arm of the Fraser River
maintainedBy Government of Canada
namedAfter Arthur Laing
namedForOccupationOfEponym Canadian politician
opened 1975
openedToTraffic August 1975
owner Government of Canada
parallelTo Knight Street Bridge
Oak Street Bridge
partOf road network to Vancouver International Airport
providesAccessTo Vancouver International Airport
regionServed City of Richmond
City of Vancouver
linked to: Vancouver
river Fraser River
roadTypeCarried Grant McConachie Way
Highway 99
structureType multi-span bridge
toll no

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British Columbia Highway 99 hasStructure Arthur Laing Bridge
Sea Island hasRoadConnection Arthur Laing Bridge
City of Richmond hasTransportation Arthur Laing Bridge
Oak Street Bridge parallelTo Arthur Laing Bridge
Sea Island (Fraser River) connectedBy Arthur Laing Bridge