The majestic Fruitvale Bridge connects the cities of Alameda and Oakland. Traversing across the scenic Oakland estuary, the abandoned rail viaduct was built in the year 1951 and remained in operation till 2000. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are in charge of its upkeep while it is managed by Alameda county.
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Tilden Way Oakland, CA 94610 ·2335.06 mi
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yelpThe Fruitvale Bridge is the middle bridge between the Park Street Bridge and the High Street Bridge connecting Oakland to Alameda. What makes this bridge different than the other 2 is the raised...
MoreI haven't been stuck in traffic so much at this bridge compared to the other nearby Park street bridge. This one looks much different than the park street bridge and the way it moves up for...
MoreI have lived in Alameda for over 50 years, and I have to say the Fruitvale Bridge is my least liked method of getting on and off the island. The bridge itself is fine. It's a modern drawbridge,...
MoreFruitvale Bridge is a nice way to enter Alameda. using it to enter Oakland from Alameda is nightmarish upon encountering heavy traffic on E. 12th & Fruitvale Ave. there's also no easy access to...
MoreSitting in my car waiting to get into Alameda as the bridge is open for a passing vessel, I thought how Alameda is the only city in the Bay Area that accessible via the Posey/Webster tubes from...
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