Pont de la Rue Notre-Dame Est - Notre-Dame Street East Bridge - Montréal, Québec - Arch Bridges on Waymarking.com

Photographie par Laprés & Lavergne tirée du Monde illustré, premier mai 1897, montrant la rue Berri, nouvellement ouverte en 1895, le pont de la rue Notre-Dame et, à l’arrière-plan, la gare Dalhousie du chemin de fer Canadien pacifique.

Vue de nuit de la rue Berri; au centre, le pont de la rue Notre-Dame; à gauche, la gare Dalhousie

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Photograph by Laprés & Lavergne taken from The Illustrated World, May 1, 1897, showing rue Berri, newly opened in 1895, Notre-Dame Street Bridge and, in the background, Dalhousie Railway Station, Canadian Pacific Railway .

Night view of Berri Street; in the center, the Notre-Dame Street Bridge; left, Dalhousie Station

Length of bridge: Approximativement 60 pieds - Approximately 60 feet Height of bridge: Approximativement 30 pieds - Approximately 30 feet What type of traffic does this bridge support?: véhicules à moteur, piétons et cyclistes - vehicles, pedestrian and bikers What kind of gap does this bridge cross?: La rue Berri - Berri Street Date constructed: 1897 Is the bridge still in service for its original purpose?: Yes Name of road or trail the bridge services: rue Notre-Dame Est - Notre Dame Street East Location: Montreal, Quebec, Canada

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