Portland Willamette River

St. Johns Bridge (1931)

Fremont Bridge (1973)

Broadway Bridge (1913)

Steel Bridge (1912)

Burnside Bridge (1926)

Morrison Bridge (1958)

Hawthorne Bridge (1910)

Marquam Bridge (1966)

Ross Island Bridge (1926)

Sellwood Bridge (1925)

Columbia River

Interstate Bridge (1917/1958)

Glenn Jackson Bridge (1982)

Oregon City Willamette River

Abernethy Bridge (1970)

Oregon City Bridge (1924)

Railroad

Railroad Bridges (various)

Bridges Photo Album	Portland Bridges Maps
Books About Bridges	Other Bridge Web Sites
Other Photo Albums: World Bridges (including Oregon Bridges), Portland at Night, Portland Snow Pics
	How to buy the Portland Bridges Poster

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What Is This Web Site?

The purpose of this web site is to show off the beautiful and unique bridges in Portland, Oregon. For example, The Fremont Bridge (1973) is the newest Willamette River bridge in Portland, and it helps define the cityscape. The oldest highway bridge in the city is the Hawthorne Bridge (1910). The Steel Bridge (1912) is a unique design; its two spans can be raised and lowered independently. The author's favorite bridge is the St. Johns Bridge (1931, pictured at the top of this page), the only steel suspension bridge in Portland and one of only three major suspension bridges in Oregon (the other two are across the Crooked River/Lake Billy Chinook).

This web site contains over 50 photographs of Portland's bridges. You can view the photos in various ways:

• Bridges Photo Album - step through the photos of each bridge or view any page of interest.
• Maps of the Portland Bridges, which you can use to find a bridge's name if you remember only its location.

This page maintained by Andrew Hall.
Please contact me with comments about my web site.

This page and all images (except where noted) are Copyright (c) 1995-2002 by Andrew Hall.
Images may not be used for any reason without permission.