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Woodrow Wilson Memorial Bridge

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2901 Eisenhower Ave Unit C

Alexandria, VA 22314

+1 (703) 329-3123

The Woodrow Wilson Memorial Bridge, located in Alexandria, VA, spans the Potomac River, connecting Virginia and Maryland. Opened in 2006, this impressive structure serves as a vital transportation link while offering stunning views of the surrounding area. Named after the 28th President of the United States, the bridge features six lanes of traffic and is a significant landmark in the region, symbolizing both history and modern engineering.

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Miche

2/3/2025

Driving north on 95. This is quite an impressive bridge. Thanks to all the wonderful people past present and future caring for us to build and maintain this fine bridge.

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Gail B.

7/11/2024

The bridge is convenient when traveling. We were trying to get creative and find a different route when traffic was an issue.

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Whitley D.

3/6/2022

Yet another bridge I lived to write a review about so I am considering it safe. I have been over this bridge probably more than 50 times...possibly more so this isn't just a once over! This...

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Fox E.

5/22/2021

Some people wouldn't row, not for Harvard, not for my Oxford, but me? I Woodrow. If I wanted to and if I was good at it - neither of which is the case. The Woodrow Wilson Bridge is actually one...

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Matthew U.

1/22/2023

I love traveling around the DC area. You get to see so many interesting sights and go across many interesting bridges. I don't even remember why we came the way we did to end up at this bridge,...

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