Victoria Bridge

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Victoria Bridge is a historic steel truss bridge in Montreal that carries road and rail traffic across the Saint Lawrence River, linking the island of Montreal to the south shore.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bridge
historic structure
railway bridge
steel truss bridge
carries rail traffic
road traffic
connects Island of Montreal NERFINISHED
south shore of Saint Lawrence River
connectsMunicipality Montreal NERFINISHED
Saint-Lambert NERFINISHED
constructedFor Grand Trunk Railway NERFINISHED
constructionCompleted 1859
constructionStarted 1854
crosses Saint Lawrence River NERFINISHED
engineer Alexander McKenzie Ross NERFINISHED
Robert Stephenson NERFINISHED
hasApproachStructure ice-breaking piers
hasDesign truss bridge
hasHeritageStatus historic bridge of national significance in Canada
hasLength approximately 2.7 kilometres
hasNumberOfSpans 24
hasRailTracks 2
hasRoadLanes 2
hasSignificance first bridge to span the Saint Lawrence River at Montreal
hasTollStatus former toll bridge
isAmong oldest bridges across the Saint Lawrence River
locatedIn Canada
Montreal
Quebec NERFINISHED
maintainedBy Canadian National Railway NERFINISHED
material steel
namedAfter Queen Victoria
openedToRailTraffic 1859
openedToRoadTraffic 1860
originallyOpened 1859
originalName Great Victoria Bridge NERFINISHED
owner Canadian National Railway NERFINISHED
partOf rail network of Canadian National Railway
reconstructed 1897
1898
1899
reconstructionType conversion to steel truss structure
replacedStructure original tubular bridge
tollRemoved 1960
trafficDirection one-way road traffic (toward Montreal during most of the day)

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Cité du Havre adjacentTo Victoria Bridge
Cité du Havre connectedBy Victoria Bridge
Grand Trunk Railway openedInfrastructure Victoria Bridge
Longueuil hasBridgeConnection Victoria Bridge