Black Hawk Bridge

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Black Hawk Bridge is a historic steel truss bridge spanning the Mississippi River between Iowa and Wisconsin, notable for its distinctive cantilever design and scenic river crossing.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cantilever bridge
road bridge
steel bridge
truss bridge
alsoKnownAs Lansing Bridge NERFINISHED
carries Iowa Highway 9 NERFINISHED
Wisconsin State Highway 82 NERFINISHED
road traffic
connects Crawford County, Wisconsin NERFINISHED
Lansing, Iowa NERFINISHED
constructionStartDate 1929
country United States of America
surface form: United States
crosses Mississippi River NERFINISHED
design cantilever through truss
hasApproach Iowa riverbank
Wisconsin riverbank
hasDeckType open-grid steel deck
hasHeritageStatus considered historic by local communities
hasMainSpanLength approx. 595 feet
hasNavigationClearance allows river barge traffic
hasNumberOfSpans 3
hasOwner State of Iowa NERFINISHED
State of Wisconsin NERFINISHED
hasRoadwayWidth narrow two-lane deck
hasStructureType riveted steel truss
hasTollStatus toll-free
hasTotalLength approx. 1,653 feet
isLandmarkOf Crawford County, Wisconsin NERFINISHED
Lansing, Iowa NERFINISHED
locatedIn Iowa
United States of America
surface form: United States

Wisconsin
locatedNear Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge NERFINISHED
maintainedBy Iowa Department of Transportation NERFINISHED
Wisconsin Department of Transportation NERFINISHED
material steel
namedAfter Black Hawk NERFINISHED
notableFor distinctive cantilever truss design
scenic Mississippi River crossing
opened 1931
partOf Mississippi River crossing system
region Upper Mississippi River NERFINISHED
status in use
trafficType vehicular traffic
usedFor regional transportation

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Iowa Highway 9 crossesVia Black Hawk Bridge