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DescriptionSnohomish River Bridge on SR 529 in 2009.jpg
The Snohomish River Bridge on Washington state highway SR 529, located just north of Everett, Washington, is a pair of truss bridges that each includes a vertical-lift span. This view is from the south-southeast. The northbound bridge, closest to the camera in this photo, was built in 1927 and originally carried two-way traffic. The southbound bridge, visible in the background, was built in 1954 and is wider – as can be seen here from the wider lift towers. In the lower-left background, the swing span of the parallel railroad bridge can be see, turned perpendicular to the rail line – leaving a channel open for river traffic, likely the normal position when no train is nearby.
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