US 101 Elwha River Bridge - Bridge Replacement

Built in 1926, the 3-span, 388-foot concrete arch bridge has served the community for more than 90 years. Over the last several years, the Elwha River has dramatically changed its course and flow, leading to significant erosion around the bridge foundations. As a result, WSDOT estimates the riverbed around the bridge’s piers has lowered 14 feet. The US 101 Elwha River Bridge is vital to the well-being of the communities on the Olympic Peninsula. Replacing the bridge will ensure that the US 101 route continues to be a reliable transportation facility for decades to come.
More information about this project, including how to receive email alerts is available online at www.ElwhaRiverBridge.com

[@tukwila0723]

I always look forward to any new upload from y’all

[@isansimpson2056]

hopefully the corner when you're approaching the bridge heading west will be less extreme

[@johnking3810]

hold up there -First Elwha bridge bridge, built 1913, current bridge present location(different) completed 2009 -poor research or some serious misleading info -please correct,thanks

[@michaelsteik9269]

I know it has been a year since posted. I remember a one way bridge with a stoplight. I think this is the bridge I am thinking of now.

[@dontask8979]

More money that will be triple charged to the government.
Transit on both ends of the bridge...😂🤣😂
Seriously?
Whats that add? 2 or 3 million EASY and there will be less than 1 Transit pickup or drop off a week.