Great River Bridge

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The Great River Bridge is a cable-stayed highway bridge spanning the Mississippi River at Burlington, Iowa, serving as a key regional crossing between Iowa and Illinois.

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Great River Bridge canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cable-stayed bridge
highway bridge
carries U.S. Route 34 NERFINISHED
road traffic
connects Illinois
Iowa
crosses Mississippi River
crossesAt Burlington, Iowa–Gulfport, Illinois corridor
hasDeckType roadway deck
hasDesign cable-stayed
hasFunction vehicular traffic
hasLocale Burlington metropolitan area
linked to: Burlington μSA
hasNumberOfSpans multiple
hasRegionServed southeastern Iowa
western Illinois
hasStructureType steel and concrete bridge
hasToll no
hasTrafficDirection bidirectional
isOn Mississippi River crossing corridor at Burlington
locatedIn Burlington, Iowa
Des Moines County, Iowa NERFINISHED
United States
maintainedBy Illinois Department of Transportation
Iowa Department of Transportation
namedAfter Mississippi River (the Great River)
linked to: Mississippi River
opened 1993
partOf U.S. Highway System
replaced MacArthur Bridge (Burlington, Iowa)
servesAs regional crossing between Iowa and Illinois

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Burlington, Iowa, United States hasBridge Great River Bridge
Burlington, Iowa hasLandmark Great River Bridge