E.C. Summerlin Family Bridge
Sector: Bridge • Location: Fort Pierce, Florida, United States
Source: Treasure Coast News
The new North Causeway Bridge in Fort Pierce, Florida, officially named the E.C. Summerlin Family Bridge, is the tallest bridge on the Treasure Coast with 85 feet of clearance. The bridge opened near dawn on May 15, 2026, replacing the old drawbridge and honoring the Summerlin family, early homesteaders and prominent local contributors to the area.
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Description | The new North Causeway Bridge in Fort Pierce, Florida, officially named the E.C. Summerlin Family Bridge, is the tallest bridge on the Treasure Coast with 85 feet of clearance. The bridge opened near dawn on May 15, 2026, replacing the old drawbridge and honoring the Summerlin family, early homesteaders and prominent local contributors to the area. |
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