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Again picture taken on Jacques Cartier Bridge, this year it's the 75th anniverary of the bridge. From here the view is incredible, the curves and hills gives nice perspectives. I think if you come to Montreal, to walk on each side and in both direction really worth it...and don't forget to bring your camera !!


Jacques-Cartier Bridge was Baptized "Bridge of Le Havre" to its inauguration in 1930, it changed name in 1934 for the Jacques-Cartier Bridge at the time of the 400e birthday of discovered of Canada by Jacques Cartier.

The Jacques Cartier Bridge is a five-lane bridge 11,236 feet or 2 1/6 miles (3.4 km) in length, spanning the St. Lawrence River between the cities of Montreal and Longueuil. Access and exit ramps connect it to St. Helen's Island.

Traffic
In 1962, an estimated 18 million vehicles crossed the Jacques Cartier Bridge annually.

Traffic on the Jacques Cartier Bridge is currently estimated at 43 million vehicles per year



Nikon D70s
2005/06/02 06:58:07.9
JPEG (8 bits) Fine
Taille de l'image : Grande (3008 x 2000)
Objectif : 28-200mm F/3.5-5.6 G
Focale : 200mm
Mode d'exposition : Auto programmé
Mode de mesure : Multizones
1/640 sec - F/6.3
Sensibilité : ISO 200
Balance des blancs : Lumière du jour
Mode de AF : AF-S

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