Ford Island bridge

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Ford Island Bridge is a causeway and bridge in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, that connects the mainland of Oahu to Ford Island, providing access to several historic World War II sites.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bridge
causeway
road bridge
vehicular bridge
accessControlledBy United States Navy security
alsoKnownAs Admiral Clarey Bridge
connects Ford Island
main island of Oahu
constructionBegan 1996
country United States of America
crosses East Loch of Pearl Harbor
designedFor motor vehicle traffic
hasLanes 2
hasPart causeway section
movable span
trestle sections
hasToll no
length approximately 1.4 miles
approximately 2.3 kilometers
locatedIn Hawaii
Honolulu County, Hawaii
linked to: Honolulu County

Oahu
Pearl Harbor
locatedNear Pearl Harbor Visitor Center
USS Arizona Memorial
maintainedBy State of Hawaii Department of Transportation
United States Navy
namedAfter Admiral Bernard A. Clarey
opened 1998
owner United States Navy
partOf Pearl Harbor Naval Base infrastructure
providesAccessTo Battleship Missouri Memorial
Ford Island
Pacific Aviation Museum Pearl Harbor
USS Oklahoma Memorial
historic World War II sites on Ford Island
regionServed Honolulu metropolitan area
replaced ferry service to Ford Island
serves military installations on Ford Island
tourist traffic to Pearl Harbor historic sites
structureType low-level causeway with movable span
usedBy civilian vehicles with authorized access
military vehicles
waterway Pearl Harbor

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USS Oklahoma Memorial isAccessibleBy Ford Island bridge
Mokuʻumeʻume connectedTo Ford Island Bridge (as Ford Island)
linked to: Ford Island bridge