Hood Canal Bridge

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The Hood Canal Bridge is a long floating bridge in Washington State that carries State Route 104 across Hood Canal, connecting the Olympic and Kitsap Peninsulas.

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Hood Canal Bridge canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf floating bridge
road bridge
allows marine traffic passage via movable span
approachRoad State Route 3 (east connection via SR 104)
linked to: SR 3

U.S. Route 101 (west terminus via SR 104)
carries State Route 104
collapseCause storm
collapsed 1979
connects Kitsap Peninsula
Olympic Peninsula
connectsCityNear Port Gamble area
Shine, Washington
country United States
crosses Hood Canal
design floating pontoon
function regional transportation link
hasLanes 2
hasMovableSpan yes
hasNavigationChannel center span
hasSidewalk no continuous pedestrian sidewalk
hasToll no
locatedIn Washington State
linked to: Washington
locatedInCounty Jefferson County, Washington
Kitsap County, Washington
linked to: Kitsap County
maintainedBy Washington State Department of Transportation
movableSpanType drawspan
namedAfter William A. Bugge
notableFor being one of the few floating bridges over saltwater
being one of the longest floating bridges in the world
officialName William A. Bugge Bridge
opened 1961
openedToTraffic August 1961
owner State of Washington
partOf Washington State Highway System
partOfRoute SR 104 corridor between US 101 and SR 3
reconstructed 1982
2009
regionServed Kitsap Peninsula
Olympic Peninsula
reopenedAfterCollapse October 1982
roadTypeCarried state highway
structureMaterial concrete pontoons
steel superstructure
trafficType motor vehicles
underwentMajorRehabilitation 2003–2009
waterBodyArmOf Puget Sound
waterwayTypeCrossed saltwater fjord

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Hood Canal hasBridge Hood Canal Bridge
Hood Canal crossedBy Hood Canal Bridge
Chimacum, Washington isAccessibleVia Hood Canal Bridge
State Route 104 includes Hood Canal Bridge