The Ross Island Bridge is named after Oregon pioneer, Sherry Ross, and was built in 1926 with a pedestrian walkway in a cantilever deck truss design, measuring 3,792 feet, crossing the Williamette Brifge in Portland, Oregon.
The Ross Island Bridge is named after Oregon pioneer, Sherry Ross, and was built in 1926 with a pedestrian walkway in a cantilever deck truss design, measuring 3,792 feet, crossing the Williamette Brifge in Portland, Oregon.