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What is the South Norfolk Jordan Bridge?
- 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, connecting Chesapeake, Virginia to Portsmouth, Virginia.
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When was the original Jordan Bridge built?
- The bridge was originally opened for traffic back in 1928, built by Carl and Wallace Jordan, two businessmen from South Norfolk.
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Why was the original bridge closed?
- The South Norfolk Jordan Bridge was the state of Virginia’s oldest drawbridge and was closed in November 2008 due to the extensive maintenance it required.
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When was the replacement Jordan Bridge completed?
- The new, replacement bridge was finished in October 2012.
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Where is the South Norfolk Jordan Bridge located?
- 100 Poindexter St, Chesapeake, VA 23324
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