The Dalles Bridge, Toll bridge in the United States of America
The Dalles Bridge spans the Columbia River, connecting Oregon and Washington.
This steel truss bridge was inaugurated in 1953.
The Dalles Bridge is a vital link between communities on either side of the river.
A crossing here requires payment of a toll.
It is distinguished by its cantilevered design.
Location: Oregon
Location: Washington
Inception: 1953
Official opening: December 18, 1953
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