George Wade Bridge

Completed in 1972 by American Bridge, the George Wade Bridge project consisted of constructing a new 5,185-foot girder bridge spanning the Susquehanna River in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. The bridge was designed to provide a vital connection for vehicular traffic between Harrisburg and the surrounding areas, improving transportation across the river. The project involved the fabrication and erection of a robust girder system, ensuring stability and strength to support the heavy traffic loads. The George Wade Bridge became a key infrastructure component for the region, serving as an essential transportation route.