John F. Limehouse Memorial Bridge, Road bridge in the United States of America
The John F. Limehouse Memorial Bridge spans across water, providing a vital connection for traffic.
Opened in 2003, it replaced an earlier structure that served the region for many years.
Named in memory of John F. Limehouse, this bridge symbolizes local appreciation and honors his legacy.
An important part of South Carolina's infrastructure, facilitating transportation and commerce.
Known for its scenic views and as a landmark within the Edisto River area.
Location: South Carolina
Inception: 2003
Official opening: 2003
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