description Confederation Bridge Overview
The Confederation Bridge is a 12.9-kilometre box-girder bridge across the Northumberland Strait in eastern Canada. Opened to traffic on 31 May 1997, it links Prince Edward Island with New Brunswick at Borden-Carleton and Cape Jourimain, replacing the previous ferry-based connection with a fixed road link. Its multi-span structure was designed for a marine environment that includes seasonal ice, making it relevant to transportation, civil engineering, and regional infrastructure.
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How long is the Confederation Bridge?
The Confederation Bridge is 12.9 kilometres long. It crosses the Northumberland Strait between Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick.
Which places does the Confederation Bridge connect?
It connects Borden-Carleton on Prince Edward Island with Cape Jourimain in New Brunswick. The bridge provides a fixed road link between the island and the mainland.
When did the Confederation Bridge open?
The bridge opened to traffic on 31 May 1997. It replaced the earlier ferry-based connection across the Northumberland Strait.
What kind of bridge is the Confederation Bridge?
It is a long box-girder bridge built for road traffic. Its structure carries vehicles across the exposed waters of the Northumberland Strait.
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