About
Built in 1931, the St. Johns Bridge is a registered Portland Historical Landmark that serves diverse local and regional travelers. More than 22,000 vehicles cross the bridge each day. It is also a popular bike and transit route and is a designated freight route.
This project follows maintenance work to the steel frame recently completed in 2019.
Illustrations are not to scale. For informational purposes only.
Location
U.S. 30BY
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The St. Johns Bridge spans the Willamette River connecting Northwest and North Portland. Work will happen on the pier columns and anchor houses under the bridge on both sides of the river, the railing on the east side of the bridge, U.S 30 Bypass (NW Bridge Avenue), and the two N Philadelphia Avenue frontage roads. Cathedral Park is located under the bridge on the eastside.
Cost and Funding
$13,284,662
Contractor
Wildish Standard Paving Co.
Benefits
We’re improving the long-term safety and lifespan of the St. Johns Bridge by repairing the concrete on the pier columns and arches under the bridge. Repairing the concrete will protect the bridge’s steel internal frame and reinforcements from corrosion, maintaining the service life of this beloved Portland Historic Landmark.
What Problem Will This Improve?
This is the first comprehensive concrete repair since the bridge was built in 1931. After 90 years, the concrete is chipping away and exposing the internal steel frame inside the pier columns.
Pictured above: Chipping concrete and exposed steel frame inside the pier columns of the St. Johns Bridge before repairs.
Other projects in the area:St Johns Bridge Repair Project WebsiteAbout: We are improving the long-term safety and lifespan of the St. Johns Bridge by repairing the concrete on the pier columns and arches under the bridge.
Willamette River Stormwater Improvement Project WebsiteAbout: We are preparing to construct stormwater treatment facilities to filter the rainwater runoff from three highways in Portland to protect fish, wildlife, water quality, and public health.
U.S. 30 Culvert Rehabilitation Project WebsiteAbout: The Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) is designing repairs to strengthen and lengthen the life of culverts under U.S. 30 between NW Portland to Scappoose.
Additional Information
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