Gravina Island Bridge (Bridge to Nowhere)
Sector: Airport • Location: Ketchikan, Alaska, United States
Source: College News
The Gravina Island Bridge, known as the Bridge to Nowhere, was a proposed $400 million project in Alaska intended to replace a ferry connecting Ketchikan, Alaska, with Gravina Island, which has 50 residents and the Ketchikan International Airport. The project was highly ridiculed and eventually abandoned.
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Description | The Gravina Island Bridge, known as the Bridge to Nowhere, was a proposed $400 million project in Alaska intended to replace a ferry connecting Ketchikan, Alaska, with Gravina Island, which has 50 residents and the Ketchikan International Airport. The project was highly ridiculed and eventually abandoned. |
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