Bailey Island Bridge

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Bailey Island Bridge is a historic granite cribstone bridge in Harpswell, Maine, renowned for its unique open-stone construction that allows tides and currents to pass through.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bridge
cribstone bridge
historic place
stone bridge
addedToNationalRegisterOfHistoricPlaces 1975
allows free flow of water through the bridge structure
alsoKnownAs Bailey Island Cribstone Bridge NERFINISHED
Cribstone Bridge NERFINISHED
connects Bailey Island NERFINISHED
Orr’s Island NERFINISHED
constructionStart 1927
constructionType open-stone construction
country United States of America
surface form: United States
crosses Will’s Gut NERFINISHED
designFeature cribstone structure
openings that allow tides and currents to pass through
engineeredTo withstand strong tides and currents
function transportation link for local residents and visitors
hasConstructionMethod stacked granite slabs without mortar
heritageStatus National Register of Historic Places listing NERFINISHED
locatedIn Cumberland County, Maine NERFINISHED
Harpswell, Maine NERFINISHED
Maine NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
locatedOn Casco Bay NERFINISHED
maintainedBy Maine Department of Transportation
material granite
stone
notableFor allowing tidal flow through the bridge structure
unique cribstone design
NRHPType structure
opened 1928
owner State of Maine NERFINISHED
partOf transportation infrastructure of Harpswell, Maine
purpose to provide a permanent road connection between Orr’s Island and Bailey Island
region New England NERFINISHED
roadCarried Maine State Route 24 NERFINISHED
significance iconic coastal Maine landmark
one of the few remaining cribstone bridges in the world
spanType causeway-like bridge
tourism popular tourist attraction in Harpswell, Maine
trafficType vehicular traffic

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Bailey Island connectedBy Bailey Island Bridge