Lincoln Avenue Bridge Replacement
Sector: Government • Location: Trenton, New Jersey, United States of America
Source: Dodge USA
The 93-year-old Lincoln Avenue Bridge in Trenton, N.J. is being replaced with a new structure. The project is estimated to cost $63 million, with $47 million coming from federal funding. The 687-foot span is the longest Mercer County-owned bridge. Planning is expected to finish in 2025, and the replacement will be done in phases to keep one lane open during construction.
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Description | The 93-year-old Lincoln Avenue Bridge in Trenton, N.J. is being replaced with a new structure. The project is estimated to cost $63 million, with $47 million coming from federal funding. The 687-foot span is the longest Mercer County-owned bridge. Planning is expected to finish in 2025, and the replacement will be done in phases to keep one lane open during construction. |
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