Twenty Mile Creek Arch Bridge Replacement
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About the project

The Twenty Mile Creek Arch Bridge was built in 1940. It is located in Jordan Hollow, about 550 metres west of Nineteenth Street where Regional Road 81 crosses Twenty Mile Creek.

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

Construction for the replacement of the Twenty Mile Creek Bridge is underway.

The public has been notified that the crossing of the Twenty Mile Creek will be reduced to one lane and detoured onto a temporary bridge for the majority of the construction.

This roadway will be controlled by traffic signals positioned at both sides of the bridge. Pedestrian access over the creek cannot be maintained during construction.

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