Walnut Street Bascule Bridge, Green Bay
Taken December 2018
The Walnut Street Bridge carries traffic across the Fox River in downtown Green Bay, Wisconsin. It's a double-leaf bascule drawbridge, built to open and let vessels pass between the Fox River and the bay of Green Bay, part of the connected Great Lakes waterway. The bridge links Walnut Street on the city's east and west sides near the river's mouth. It remains one of several movable spans crossing the Fox River through downtown Green Bay.
Taken December 2018
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