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LADNER CREEK BRIDGE
Location:Coquihalla Highway, BC, Canada Description:The Ladner Creek Bridge has four lanes and is 257 m (843 ft.) long with 6 spans. It consists of composite steel plate girders and concrete deck. The bridge is curved and superelevated and on a fairly steep grade (4%). The piers are simple circular columns with cross-heads. The road is a four-lane freeway forging through the mountain wilderness of central British Columbia. It is the second longest bridge on the highway linking the lower mainland of BC with the province's interior. Total length: 257 m (833 ft.) (6 spans) Owner and Client:Government of British Columbia Scope of Work:Buckland & Taylor Ltd. designed Ladner Creek Bridge on a fast-track schedule. Completed in 1986.
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