George Washington Memorial Bridge

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The George Washington Memorial Bridge, commonly known as the Aurora Bridge, is a historic steel cantilever bridge in Seattle that carries State Route 99 over the Lake Union area.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bridge in Seattle
historic place
road bridge
steel cantilever bridge
above Aurora Avenue North corridor NERFINISHED
addedToNRHP 1982
alsoKnownAs Aurora Avenue Bridge NERFINISHED
Aurora Bridge NERFINISHED
carries Aurora Avenue North NERFINISHED
Washington State Route 99 NERFINISHED
connects Downtown Seattle vicinity
North Seattle NERFINISHED
crosses Fremont Cut NERFINISHED
Lake Union NERFINISHED
crossesBetween Fremont neighborhood NERFINISHED
Queen Anne hill NERFINISHED
crossesShipCanal Lake Washington Ship Canal NERFINISHED
crossesWaterBody Lake Union NERFINISHED
dedicated February 22, 1932
design cantilever bridge
function vehicular traffic
hasHistoricPlaques yes
hasLighting yes
hasNickname Suicide Bridge NERFINISHED
hasNumberOfLanes 6
hasPedestrianAccess yes
hasSidewalks yes
hasSuicideBarriers yes
hasToll no
knownFor high incidence of suicides
listedOn National Register of Historic Places
locatedIn King County
surface form: King County, Washington

Seattle NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States

Washington
surface form: Washington (state)
maintainedBy Washington State Department of Transportation
material steel
namedAfter George Washington
neighborhoodOnNorthEnd Fremont, Seattle NERFINISHED
neighborhoodOnSouthEnd Queen Anne, Seattle NERFINISHED
NRHPType structure
opened 1932
openedForTraffic February 1932
partOf Seattle city infrastructure
U.S. Highway 99 historic alignment NERFINISHED
usedBy bicycles
motor vehicles
pedestrians

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Aurora Bridge officialName George Washington Memorial Bridge