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I-10 Highrise Bridge

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The view from here...
I10East downward side of the Highrise
I10East downward side of the Highrise
At the top
At the top
I10 East going up the Highrise
I10 East going up the Highrise
At the top
At the top
From the wikipedia website
From the wikipedia website
4000 Jourdan Rd # 4098
New Orleans, LA 70126

The I-10 Highrise Bridge in New Orleans, LA, is a vital transportation link that spans the Industrial Canal, connecting the eastern and western parts of the city.

Standing at a height of 175 feet, this concrete bridge provides a crucial route for commuters and travelers, offering panoramic views of the surrounding industrial and residential areas.

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Eddie C.
11/17/2020

The older I get, the bigger issue I Have with the height of this bridge. Im talking almost unbearable fear of looking to the sides. Ugh! Its scary also because there has been a few times...

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Rebecca N.
7/19/2020

I have a great appreciation for all bridges, but this one was a little bit scary to me. Everyone was cruising at a dangerous level of speed. It goes up pretty high. Once we got halfway over, you...

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Dave O.
2/1/2016

Oh I'm so happy to be able to review a bridge that I rarely have to cross but friends of mine have to deal with often along with all the traffic issue associate with this mammoth structure LOL. No...

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Andi F.
3/24/2017

Now this bridge is just nerve wracking. The view heading into New Orleans is nice, the other direction is kind of depressing. It is very steep, and people seem to not know what to do when they are...

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Marie B.
7/23/2015

I don't complain often but when I do it's for a good reason like every time I cross the I-10 high rise. As far as I can recall back 20 years or so this bridge has had its share of finder binders...

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