In the following photo, both the boat and bridge are historic.
One of five photos posted by Doug Tulloch Rare. Pilot house in the bow. Patrick Simpson JOHN D Leicth built 1967 Dennis DeBruler Both the bridge and boat are historic. Too bad the bridge might soon be torn down: http://historicbridges.org/bridges/browser/... Dennis DeBruler Bridge Hunter has the comment: "A report produced for the owner recommends South Channel bridge replacement in 2016-2018 and historic bridge demolition in 2019." Since I see no sign of construction in your photos, it seems the plans have been delayed. https://bridgehunter.com/ny/jefferson/5523240/ |
The St. Lawrence Seaway channel goes below the American Bridge. The bridge was built in 1938. It was rehabilitated in 1986 and 2000, but the current plans are to replace it. The future of the Canadian Bridge remains uncertain.
Cyril Waugh posted three photos.
The Canadian Bridge has arch and truss spans as well as a suspension span. I didn't notice the arch span in Avocado's photo until I came across Marge's photo.
The American Bridge has long approaches to achieve the needed Seaway clearance.
Four contruction photos from the Thousand Islands Bridge Authority Photo Gallery. The first three are of the American Bridge and the fourth one is of the Canadian Bridge.
Doug Kerr, July 2004 from Bridge Hunter comment |
Please read Historic Bridges for why this bridge has cable stays and metal bars in addition to the normal suspension cables.
Kris Pinkney posted Houtmangracht, Down Bound, June 27th, 2022, Wellesley Island, St Lawrence River, 1,000 Islands NY. |
Cyril Waugh posted three photos.
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Photo by Avocado Hammer, Oct 2016 |
Photo by Marge Simpson, July 2018 |
Photo by J Ye, July 2005 |
U.S./CANADA International BridgeFeasibility Study. Figure 9 |
U.S./CANADA International BridgeFeasibility Study. Figure 10 |
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Rodney Olson posted Looking east from the top of the 1000 Island Bridge. |
1000 Islands River Rats Now and Then updated |
Meg Meakin shared her post The Ojibway, making her final trip up the Seaway, 04APR2022, passing under the 1000 Islands Bridge. [I read in a comment on another post that she is to be scrapped in Port Colborne. But I could not find a scrapyard there that had a dock on the canal. We are loosing another freighter that has the pilothouse on the bow.] |
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