The newest Detroit Ave. Bridge
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Title
The newest Detroit Ave. Bridge
Subject
Infrastructure
Transportation
Creator
Brett Bias
Date
9-12-09
Contributor
Brett Bias
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Rocky River/ Westlake, OH
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This an image taken from a vehicle driving into Westlake from Rocky River and about to enter the Detroit Ave. Bridge. On the left side of the photo an office building, the bridge Building, built on the ruins of a previous bridge demolished in 1980 can be seen. Across the river a large apartment building occupies a site that once housed a gas station.
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