St. Johns Bridge

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historic bridge road bridge steel bridge suspension bridge

St. Johns Bridge is a historic steel suspension bridge in Portland, Oregon, noted for its striking Gothic-style towers and scenic span over the Willamette River.

Aliases (1)

St. Johns Bridge to Northwest Portland ×1

Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	historic bridge → road bridge → steel bridge → suspension bridge →
carries	U.S. Route 30 Bypass → bicycle traffic → motor vehicle traffic → pedestrian traffic →
connects	Linnton neighborhood → St. Johns neighborhood →
constructionEndDate	1931 →
constructionStartDate	1929 →
crosses	Willamette River →
designer	David B. Steinman →
engineer	David B. Steinman → Holton D. Robinson →
hasApproachType	steel deck truss →
hasArchitecturalStyle	Gothic Revival →
hasClearanceBelow	approximately 205 feet →
hasColor	green →
hasDeckHeight	approximately 205 feet above water →
hasDesign	suspension with steel towers →
hasFeature	Gothic-style towers →
hasMainSpanLength	approximately 1,207 feet →
hasNickname	Gateway to the Willamette Valley →
hasNumberOfLanes	2 →
hasNumberOfTowers	2 →
hasOwner	State of Oregon →
hasScenicViewOf	Forest Park → Willamette River →
hasToll	no →
hasTotalLength	approximately 2,067 feet →
hasTrafficType	road traffic →
hasType	through-suspension bridge →
isPartOf	Portland bridge system →
isTouristAttractionIn	Portland, Oregon →
listedOn	National Register of Historic Places →
locatedIn	Multnomah County, Oregon → Oregon → Portland, Oregon → United States →
maintainedBy	Oregon Department of Transportation →
material	steel →
namedAfter	St. Johns neighborhood →
near	Cathedral Park →
NRHPListingDate	2005 →
opened	1931 →

Referenced by (5)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
St. Johns neighborhood ("St. Johns Bridge to Northwest Portland") →	connectedBy
North Portland →	containsLandmark
North Portland →	hasBridgeConnection
Portland, Oregon, United States →	hasLandmark
Willamette River →	notableBridge