Of all the bridges in Portland, and there are 12, I travel the Morrison Bridge the most. Centrally located with convenient drop offs onto I-5 and I-84 from central downtown, I am on this bridge...
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The Morrison Bridge in Portland, Oregon, is a vital link in the city's network of highways and bridges, serving as a strategic gateway to downtown Portland. Originally completed in 1958, the bridge features a sleek and minimalist design, marking the advancement of freeways and faster cars in the area.
With a daily traffic volume of 50,000 vehicles, the Morrison Bridge spans the Willamette River and offers a unique feature of LED architectural lights that can illuminate the river piers in various colors. Managed by the Willamette Light Brigade, these lighting displays can be scheduled for a fee, adding a vibrant touch to the bridge's surroundings.
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A busy bridge, somewhat minimalist and unremarkable in architecture, the Morrison connects Belmont St to downtown, and allows on-ramp access to the highways. The highlight of the bridge, for me,...
This and Hawthorne Bridge were the two main bridges I used while I was in Portland for the weekend. This one has more of a "street" vibe to it, and felt less like a highway than the other bridges...
While visiting Portland crossed the Morrison Bridge a few times. I really enjoyed all the bridges and crossing them. Almost all of them had nice views on both sides.
- Nice colored lighting at night (you'll see plenty of pics of it at the Saturday Market) - large 4-lane span to accommodate heavy traffic volume - the ONLY local bridge with direct onramp access...
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