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Location DB > Canada > British Columbia > Surrey > Port Mann Bridge  Name Port Mann Bridge  Viewing Options Log in to activate viewing options  Database Info created by -Rio- on 1/11/2015 2:12 AM last modified by -Rio- on 1/11/2015 3:40 AM  Viewability Publically Viewable This location has been labeled by its creator as Public, and therefore can be viewed by anyone.  Overview  Description Quick Facts The new bridge 2.2 km long, have a 50-metre wide roadway surface and has a 42-metre clearance above high water level. The crossing consist of a 10-lane, 850-metre cable-stayed bridge and precast concrete approaches of 1,170 metres. 13,000 tonnes of structural steel has been used to build the bridge. 1,158 precast concrete segments have been fabricated and used to build the bridge. A custom-made launching truss (blue and yellow gantry) is was used to install the 1,158 segments. The truss is 19 metres wide, 13 metres tall, 155 metres long and weighs 720 tonnes. 157,000 cubic metres of concrete was used to construct the bridge. 28,000 tonnes of rebar was used in the concrete. Total area of the new bridge is 104,000 square metres. 25,000 tonnes of asphalt was used for the deck riding surface. The bridge is supported by 288 cables, 23 piers, two abutments, 108 drilled shafts, and 251 piles (122 land, 129 marine). There is a total length of 16 km of piles. There is a total length of 5 km of drilled shafts. The cables are attached to two pylon towers, each 160m high - roughly the equivalent of a 50 storey building. the towers stand approximately 75 metres above deck level.  Basic Information Type: Bridge Status: Active Accessibility: Nearly Impossible Recommendation: worth the trip  Physical Information Address Highway 1 crossing the Fraser river Surrey, British Columbia Canada Owner: You, the tax payers See a map of this location  Hazards  Interesting Features  Security Measures locked gates  Historical Dates Built: 2012 Closed: 0  Required Equipment flashlight  Recommended Equipment  History The new bridge the second longest cable-stayed span in the western hemisphere. In addition to the 10 traffic lanes, the new bridge was built to accommodate the future installation of a light rapid transit line underneath the main deck.  Media Coverage  Future Plans  Stories Add your own story  Photo Galleries Approache span Sun, Jan 11th, 2015 posted by -Rio- 10 pictures   Add your own photos Mark all galleries as Seen  Web Links  Contribute Edit this Location  Moderator Rating The moderator rating is a neutral rating of the content quality, photography, and coolness of this location. Category Rating Photography 9 / 10 Coolness 10 / 10 Content Quality 9 / 10  Validation This location's validation is current. It was last validated by Steed on 3/10/2016 7:57 AM.  Latest Changes on Mar 10 16 at 7:57, Steed validated this location on Mar 8 16 at 14:55, -Rio- made this location public on Jan 12 15 at 4:54, Mike Dijital validated this location on Jan 11 15 at 3:40, -Rio- changed the following: History, Description on Jan 11 15 at 3:36, -Rio- made this location available on Jan 11 15 at 3:33, -Rio- updated the main picture on Jan 11 15 at 3:27, -Rio- reordered images in gallery Approache span on Jan 11 15 at 3:26, -Rio- updated gallery picture on Jan 11 15 at 3:26, -Rio- updated gallery picture on Jan 11 15 at 3:26, -Rio- updated gallery picture  Forum Threads about this Location  Who's been looking? Click here to see who'se been looking.  Report Problems Is this location inappropriate / broken / missing key info? If it's something you can fix, please scroll up and click the EDIT button. If this location was only posted a few days ago, give the creator time to work on it. Please try sending a message directly to the creator of the location. You'll find that info at the top of this page. Otherwise, ONLY if you've already tried to contact the original creator,: Click here to notify an administrator. All content and images copyright © 2002-2023 UER.CA and respective creators. Graphical Design by Crossfire. To contact webmaster, or click to email with problems or other questions about this site: UER CONTACT View Terms of Service | View Privacy Policy | Server colocation provided by Beanfield This page was generated for you in 66 milliseconds. Since June 23, 2002, a total of 703924529 pages have been generated.