Burrard Bridge

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Burrard Bridge is an iconic Art Deco-style steel truss bridge in Vancouver, British Columbia, carrying vehicle, bicycle, and pedestrian traffic between downtown and the Kitsilano area.

All labels observed (2)

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Burrard Bridge canonical 4
Burrard Street Bridge 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bridge
steel truss bridge
architecturalStyle Art Deco
carries bicycles
motor vehicles
pedestrians
connects Downtown Vancouver
Kitsilano
country Canada
crosses False Creek
crossesWaterBodyType inlet
hasAlternativeName Burrard Street Bridge
linked to: Burrard Bridge
hasApproachFrom north
south
hasArchitecturalFeature Art Deco towers
lamps in Art Deco style
ornamental concrete railings
hasBicycleInfrastructure separated bike lanes
hasBicycleLanes yes
hasConstructionType riveted steel truss
hasCoordinates 49.276°N 123.133°W
hasCulturalSignificance Vancouver landmark
hasDesign steel deck truss
truss bridge
hasFunction bicycle transport
pedestrian transport
road transport
hasHeritageStatus heritage structure of Vancouver
hasNumberOfLanes 6
hasPedestrianWalkway yes
hasSidewalks yes
hasTrafficType urban traffic
isIconOf Vancouver
isPartOfRoute Burrard Street
isVisibleFrom English Bay
locatedIn British Columbia
Canada
Vancouver
maintainedBy City of Vancouver
material steel
namedAfter Burrard Street
opened 1932
openingDate 1932-07-01
owner City of Vancouver
partOf Vancouver bridge network
spans entrance to False Creek

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Referenced by (6)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

False Creek crossedBy Burrard Bridge
Sir Harry Burrard-Neale commemoratedBy Burrard Bridge
Sunset Beach near Burrard Street Bridge
linked to: Burrard Bridge
Burrard Bridge hasAlternativeName Burrard Street Bridge
linked to: Burrard Bridge
Granville Bridge parallelTo Burrard Bridge
north shore of False Creek hasLandmark Burrard Bridge