Quebec Bridge

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The Quebec Bridge is a historic steel cantilever bridge over the Saint Lawrence River near Quebec City, renowned for its massive span and for the engineering disasters that occurred during its construction.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cantilever bridge
railway bridge
road–rail bridge
steel bridge
truss bridge
builder Phoenix Bridge Company
St. Lawrence Bridge Company
carries pedestrian traffic
rail traffic
road traffic
casualties 13 workers killed in 1916 collapse
75 workers killed in 1907 collapse
clearanceBelow 46 metres
connects Lévis
Quebec City
constructionStartDate 1900
country Canada
crosses Saint Lawrence River
engineer Ralph Modjeski
Theodore Cooper
firstCollapseDate 1907-08-29
hasDesign cantilever
hasMainSpanLength 1,800 feet
549 metres
height 104 metres
heritageDesignation National Historic Site of Canada
heritageDesignationDate 1995
knownFor deadliest bridge construction disaster in Canadian history
two major construction collapses
locatedIn Canada
Quebec, Canada
surface form: Quebec
locatedNear Quebec City
maintainedBy Canadian National Railway
materialUsed steel
namedAfter Province of Quebec
notableFor longest cantilever bridge span in the world
numberOfSpans 3
officialName Pont de Québec
openedDate 1917-12-03
openedForRailTraffic 1917
openedForRoadTraffic 1929
owner Canadian federal government (Ottawa)
surface form: Government of Canada
partOf National Transcontinental Railway
surface form: National Transcontinental Railway route
secondCollapseDate 1916-09-11
status in use
structureType riveted steel truss
totalLength 3,239 feet
987 metres
trafficType mixed-use
width 29 metres

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Plains of Abraham hasView Quebec Bridge
Ralph Modjeski notableWork Quebec Bridge
this entity surface form: Quebec Bridge (completion)
Quebec Autoroute 73 bridgeCrossing Quebec Bridge
this entity surface form: Quebec Bridge (via connection)
Lévis transportInfrastructure Quebec Bridge