The South Norfolk Jordan Bridge , also known as the Jordan Bridge, is a fixed bridge and tolled highway that transports State Route 337 across the Southern Branch of the Elizabeth River, from Chesapeake, Virginia in South Hampton Roads to the city of Portsmouth, Virginia. The bridge was originally opened for traffic back in 1928, built by Carl and Wallace Jordan, two businessmen of South Norfolk. The South Norfolk Jordan Bridge was the state of Virginia’s oldest drawbridge, and closed in November of 2008 due to its amount of needed maintenance. The new, replacement bridge was finished in October of 2012.
100 Poindexter St, Chesapeake, VA 23324
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