Twenty Mile Creek Arch Bridge Replacement
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About the project

The Twenty Mile Creek Arch Bridge (Structure 081210) was constructed in 1940, and is in Jordan Hollow, approximately 550 metres west of Nineteenth Street where Regional Road 81 crosses Twenty Mile Creek.

The bridge functions as a two-lane arterial road serving east / west traffic flows. This thoroughfare provides access to residential, commercial and recreational uses and crosses the Twenty Mile Creek. Land use within the study area is primarily residential, commercial and recreational.

The Environmental Study Report was completed in June 2022. Detailed design of the bridge replacement and the park are complete.

Niagara Region, in partnership with the Town of Lincoln, will be reconstructing the Twenty Mile Creek Arch Bridge and Sho'aríshon Park.

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