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urbancog
Active Member
Looks like the connected the two sides with permanent beams:
crs1026
Superstar
^At 1:20 in that video, there's a worker standing ready with a good old fashioned. level. Wow, wasn't expecting to see good old hand tools in use.,
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Garuda
Active Member
I think I can speak for everyone when I say....
suck it Matty Moroun
A proper freeway to freeway connection between Detroit and Windsor is long overdue and I'm so happy to this gap closed.
ericmacm
Active Member
Happy to finally see this incredible milestone achieved. Also proud to say that I was lucky enough to have been involved in a handful of small parts of this project over the years.
Allandale25
Senior Member
Betting on a big bridge: The promise of Windsor’s $6.4-billion new link to the U.S.
Windsor’s Gordie Howe bridge, emblematic of wider rebirth for the regional economy, comes as Canada-U.S. trade faces rising protectionist pressure
www.theglobeandmail.com
Allandale25
Senior Member
Windsor-Essex History | Gordie Howe Bridge construction crews in Sandwich Town have unearthed rails and ties from the Sandwich, Windsor, and Amherstburg Railway Company (SW&A... | Facebook
Gordie Howe Bridge construction crews in Sandwich Town have unearthed rails and ties from the Sandwich, Windsor, and Amherstburg Railway Company (SW&A), the first ever Canadian electric streetcar...
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KevinT
Active Member
Windsor-Essex History | Gordie Howe Bridge construction crews in Sandwich Town have unearthed rails and ties from the Sandwich, Windsor, and Amherstburg Railway Company (SW&A... | Facebook
Gordie Howe Bridge construction crews in Sandwich Town have unearthed rails and ties from the Sandwich, Windsor, and Amherstburg Railway Company (SW&A), the first ever Canadian electric streetcar...
Just came here to post about that. Here's a link to the CTV story for those that don't do Facebook:
CTV News Windsor | Gordie Howe bridge construction crews unearth historic streetcar rails and ties
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Don Coyote
Active Member
From Saturday
The Gordie Howe Bridge
The Gordie Howe Bridge
drum118
Superstar
Aug 13
US Side
US Side
drum118
Superstar
Aug 13
Lot more up on my site for both side of the river.
A gavel company has taken over the Canadian site I used to shoot from and did a quick in/out to get a couple of shots. The clouds did not help for shooting until I was leaving Detroit as well running 4 hours behind schedule.
The Canadian inspection and toll area far advance than the US one. Lots of work still on going for I-75
Canadian side
Turn back ramp to the US
Lot more up on my site for both side of the river.
A gavel company has taken over the Canadian site I used to shoot from and did a quick in/out to get a couple of shots. The clouds did not help for shooting until I was leaving Detroit as well running 4 hours behind schedule.
The Canadian inspection and toll area far advance than the US one. Lots of work still on going for I-75
Canadian side
Turn back ramp to the US
Allandale25
Senior Member
reinventingthewheel
Active Member
The multi-use path looks comfortably wide! Only 3km across but too bad both ends land on big industrial complexes.
ShonTron
Moderator
The Detroit side should probably hook up with its great RiverWalk system at least. I don’t see the same opportunities on the Windsor side.
innsertnamehere
Superstar
Looking forward to this opening. Definitely still seems ahead of schedule. I struggle to see how this is going to take another 10 months to open. I would bet we see it open early summer.