CLINE AVENUE BRIDGE

Cline Avenue, also known as State Road 912, is a roadway north of combined Interstates 80/94 and US Route 6. The Cline Avenue Bridge (SR 912) project is located in East Chicago, Indiana and crosses the Indiana Harbor and Ship Canal, a waterway connecting the Grand Calumet River to Lake Michigan. The 1.7-mile bridge begins west of Riley Road and extends east to its abutment east of Dickey Road... Construction on the original Cline Avenue Bridge began in 1979 to create a crossing over the Indiana Harbor Canal with connections to employment centers of East Chicago. The previous bridge was part of a new 5.7-mile expressway that followed the path of the former Pennsylvania Railroad main line from Chicago to Pittsburgh via Fort Wayne. Formerly, more than 35,000 vehicles traversed the bridge daily... The Cline Avenue Bridge restores a critical transportation route on State Road 912, serving employment centers, promoting economic development, and establishing a vital emergency route in..

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