description Mercier Bridge Overview
The Mercier Bridge is a road bridge across the St. Lawrence River near Montreal, Quebec. It connects Montreal Island with communities on the south shore, including the Kahnawake area, and forms an important route between the city and the region south of the river. The original bridge opened in 1934, and the crossing has since been modified and expanded through later construction.
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Where does the Mercier Bridge go?
The Mercier Bridge crosses the St. Lawrence River near Montreal. It links Montreal’s LaSalle borough with Kahnawake and the south shore.
When did the original Mercier Bridge open?
The original bridge opened to traffic in 1934. A second bridge structure was added in 1963 as traffic demand increased.
Which highway uses the Mercier Bridge?
The bridge carries Quebec Route 138. It is an important road link between Montreal Island, Kahnawake, and communities south of the river.
Why is the Mercier Bridge associated with Kahnawake?
Its southern route passes through the Mohawk community of Kahnawake. The bridge also has historical importance because Mohawk steelworkers were involved in major bridge construction work in the region.
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