High Level Bridge (Edmonton)

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The High Level Bridge in Edmonton is a historic multi-use steel truss bridge that carries road traffic, pedestrians, and a heritage streetcar high above the North Saskatchewan River, linking the city’s downtown with the south side.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf heritage structure
pedestrian bridge
railway bridge
road bridge
steel truss bridge
carries Edmonton Radial Railway Society streetcar NERFINISHED
heritage streetcar
pedestrians
road traffic
cityLandmarkOf Edmonton NERFINISHED
connects Downtown Edmonton NERFINISHED
south side of Edmonton
country Canada
crosses North Saskatchewan River NERFINISHED
design truss bridge
hasFunction connect north and south banks of North Saskatchewan River
hasHeightCharacteristic high-level crossing above river
hasHeritageOperator Edmonton Radial Railway Society NERFINISHED
hasLevel lower deck
upper deck
hasLightingFeature decorative LED lights
hasPedestrianFacility sidewalks
hasRailTracks streetcar tracks on upper deck
hasTrafficLanes roadway on upper deck
hasTransportMode pedestrian
rail (streetcar)
road
hasUse pedestrian traffic
tourist attraction
vehicular traffic
heritageStatus municipal historic resource
provincial historic resource
historicalUse interurban streetcars
railway traffic
locatedIn Alberta
Canada
Edmonton NERFINISHED
maintainedBy City of Edmonton NERFINISHED
material steel
namedAfter its high elevation above the river
notableFor carrying heritage streetcar service
elevated position above North Saskatchewan River valley
opened 1913
owner City of Edmonton NERFINISHED
partOf Alberta highway network NERFINISHED
region North Saskatchewan River valley NERFINISHED
structureType multi-use bridge

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North Saskatchewan River hasBridge High Level Bridge (Edmonton)