Montreal

Mederick Martin Bridge

Montreal, Canada

Description:

The Méderic-Martin Bridge is a highway that connects the island of Montreal with Laval via the Rivière de Prairie River. The bridge is part of Highway 15, which is 163 kilometers long.

The main structure above the river was built in accordance with the plan and specifications of the Ministry of Transport of Quebec. The plates are poured from a concrete mixture and have an area of 65,200 square meters, their thickness is 25 centimeters, and the total volume is 16,300 cubic meters. Stone was used for construction. The bridge is named after Medéric Martin, the mayor of Montreal, who was in power from 1914 to 1928.

 

 

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