Key Bridge

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Key Bridge is a historic steel-arch bridge spanning the Potomac River, connecting Washington, D.C. to Arlington, Virginia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bridge
road bridge
steel arch bridge
carries U.S. Route 29
pedestrian traffic
vehicular traffic
connects Arlington, Virginia
Washington, D.C.
constructionCompleted 1923
country United States
crosses Potomac River
crossesBetween Georgetown
Rosslyn
crossesFeature C&O Canal (adjacent)
linked to: Potomac River
hasDesign open-spandrel arch
hasHeritageStatus historic bridge
hasLocale Georgetown, Washington, D.C.
Rosslyn, Arlington, Virginia
hasNumberOfSpans 5
hasStructureType arch
locatedIn Arlington County, Virginia
linked to: Arlington, Virginia

Washington, D.C.
maintainedBy District Department of Transportation
material steel
namedAfter Francis Scott Key
opened 1923
partOf National Capital Region transportation network
replaced Aqueduct Bridge
linked to: Key Bridge

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Potomac River hasLandmark Key Bridge
Key Bridge replaced Aqueduct Bridge
linked to: Key Bridge
Rosslyn connectedBy Key Bridge
Watergate complex hasView Key Bridge
Georgetown Waterfront viewOf Key Bridge
Georgetown Waterfront near Francis Scott Key Bridge
linked to: Key Bridge
Georgetown hasLandmark Key Bridge
Rosslyn station nearbyLandmark Key Bridge
Palisades nearbyArea Chain Bridge
linked to: Key Bridge
Rosslyn Twin Towers nearBridge Key Bridge
Turnberry Tower near Key Bridge
Observation Deck at Central Place locatedNear Key Bridge
Central Place Tower proximityTo Key Bridge
Potomac River crossings toward Washington, D.C. hasComponent Francis Scott Key Bridge (Washington, D.C.)
linked to: Key Bridge
Georgetown hasLandmark Key Bridge
subject linked to: Georgetown neighborhood
Custis Trail connectsTo Key Bridge
Spout Run Parkway near Key Bridge
Gateway Park near Key Bridge