Buckman Bridge

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The Buckman Bridge is a major highway bridge in Jacksonville, Florida, that carries Interstate 295 across the St. Johns River and is known for its considerable length and heavy commuter traffic.

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Buckman Bridge canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf girder bridge
highway bridge
road bridge
carries I-295 West Beltway
linked to: East Beltway

Interstate 295 NERFINISHED
city Jacksonville
connects Mandarin, Jacksonville
linked to: Mandarin, Florida

Orange Park, Florida
country United States
crosses St. Johns River
crossesAt between Mandarin and Orange Park
crossesWaterBodyType tidal river
designedFor high-volume traffic
hasAlternativeName Henry H. Buckman Bridge NERFINISHED
hasApproachFrom Interstate 295 northbound
linked to: Interstate 295

Interstate 295 southbound
linked to: Interstate 295
hasDirection eastbound
westbound
hasLaneConfiguration four lanes in each direction
hasNearbyLandmark Mandarin neighborhood
Orange Park community
hasNumberOfLanes 8
hasSpeedLimit approximately 65 mph
hasStructureMaterial concrete
steel
hasToll no
hasTraffic heavy commuter traffic
isImportantFor commuter traffic across St. Johns River
isMajorCrossingOf St. Johns River in Jacksonville
linked to: St. Johns River
isOneOf longest bridges in Florida
length about 5.0 kilometers
approximately 3.1 miles
locatedIn Duval County, Florida NERFINISHED
Florida
Jacksonville, Florida
United States
maintainedBy FDOT
Florida Department of Transportation
namedAfter Henry Holland Buckman NERFINISHED
opened 1970
partOf Jacksonville beltway system
partOfRoute I-295 loop around Jacksonville
regionServed Jacksonville metropolitan area
riverCrossingType fixed bridge
state Florida
usedFor vehicular traffic

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