This is a list of bridges in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. They are listed from west to east and north to south. Bridges spanning Airport Parkway, O-Train lines 1 and 2, Green's Creek, Highway 174, Highway 416, Highway 417, the Jock River, and the Transitway are not listed.
Spanning the Ottawa River
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|Morris Island Train Bridge
|Pedestrian pathway
|498 m
|1915
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|Originally carried Canadian Northern Railway (1915—1998) and the Ottawa Central Railway (1998—2008).<br><br>Converted into a pedestrian bridge in 2014.<br><br>Fitted to accommodate snowmobiles in 2022.
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|Champlain Bridge
|Place Samuel-De Champlain<br><br>Island Park Drive
|1010 m
|1928
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|250x250px
|Crosses Bate Island, Cunningham Island, and Riopelle Island.<br><br>Longest bridge in Ottawa.
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|Lemieux Island Bridge
|Onigam Street
|215 m
|1919
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|Ottawa, Ontario - Lemieux Island Bridge - 3|250px
|Crosses Bell Island.
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|Chief William Commanda Bridge
|Pedestrian pathway
|992 m
|1880
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|250px
|Crosses Lemieux Island.<br><br>Originally carried the Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa and Occidental Railway (1880—1882) and the Canadian Pacific Railway (1882—2005).<br><br>Converted into a pedestrian bridge in 2023.
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|Chaudière Bridge
|Chaudière Crossing
|99 m
|1919
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|250px
|Site of the first bridge linking Ottawa and Gatineau.
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|Portage Bridge
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|700 m
|1973
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|250px
|Crosses Victoria Island.
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|Alexandra Bridge
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|563 m
|1900
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|250px
|Originally carried the Canadian Pacific Railway (1900—1966).
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|Macdonald-Cartier Bridge
|Autoroute 5
|618 m
|1963
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Spanning the Rideau River
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!Carries
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!Built
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|Bytown Bridge (West Bridge)
|Sussex Drive
|70 m
|2005
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|Replaced the original bridge built in 1954.
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|Bytown Bridge (East Bridge)
|Sussex Drive
|84 m
|2005
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|250px
|Replaced the original bridge built in 1954.
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|Minto Bridge (West Bridge)
|Union Street
|61 m
|1900
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|Minto Bridge (East Bridge)
|Union Street
|112 m
|1900
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|250px
|Crosses Maple Island.
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|Island Lodge Road
|92 m
|1964
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|Porter Island Bridge
|Pedestrian pathway (closed)
|78 m
|1894
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|St. Patrick Street Bridge
|St. Patrick Street
|163 m
|1975
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|Cummings Bridge
|Rideau Street
|213 m
|1921
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|RideauRV|250px
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|Adàwe Crossing
|Pedestrian pathway
|125 m
|2015
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|250px
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|Provincial Constable J. Robert Maki Bridge
|Highway 417
|159 m
|1955
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|Rideau River Pedestrian/Cycling Bridge
|Pedestrian pathway
|160 m
|1909
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|Originally carried the Canadian National Railway (1909—1966).<br><br>Converted into a pedestrian bridge in 1970.
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|Hurdman Bridge
|O-Train Line 1
|159 m
|1983
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|Hurdman - 23|250px
|Originally carried the Transitway.
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|George McIlraith Bridge
|Smyth Road
|240 m
|1965
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|Billings Bridge
|Bank Street
|140 m
|1916
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|George Dunbar Bridge
|Bronson Avenue
|268 m
|1996
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|250px
|Replaced the original bridge built in 1955.
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|Rideau River Bridge
|O-Train Line 2
|100 m
|1914
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|250px
|Originally carried the Canadian Pacific Railway (1914—2001).
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|Heron Road Workers Memorial Bridge
|Heron Road
|276 m
|1967
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|250px
|Also spans the Rideau Canal.
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|Hog's Back Fixed Bridge
|Hog's Back Road
|69 m
|1977
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|Canadian Northern Ontario Railway Bridge
|Canadian National Railway
|138 m
|1913
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|Originally carried the Canadian Northern Railway (1913—1923).
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|Michael J. E. Sheflin Bridge
|Hunt Club Road
|230 m
|1985
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|Vimy Memorial Bridge
|Strandherd Drive
|144 m
|2014
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|Nicolls Island Road
|22 m
|1903
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|The bridge structure which originally spanned the Rideau Canal was moved to Nicolls Island in 1935.
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|Long Island Dam
|Cecil Rowat Lane
|48 m
|1920
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|Bridge Street (West Bridge)
|Bridge Street
|85 m
|1956
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|Bridge Street (East Bridge)
|Bridge Street
|108 m
|1958
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|Watson's Mill Dam
|Pedestrian pathway
|60m
|1956
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|250px
|Replaced the original dam built in 1856.
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|Roger Stevens Drive
|174 m
|1961
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|Constable Hiram O'Callaghan Memorial Bridge
|Highway 416
|290 m
|1996
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|Beckett's Landing Bridge
|Merlyn Wilson Road
|143 m
|1991
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|Replaced the original bridge built in 1937.
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Spanning the Rideau Canal
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!Bridge
!Carries
!Length
!Built
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|Plaza Bridge
|Wellington Street<br><br>Rideau Street<br><br>Elgin Street
|65 m
|1912
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|250px
|Replaced Sappers Bridge and Dufferin Bridge.
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|Mackenzie King Bridge
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|101 m
|1951
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|Laurier Avenue Bridge
|Laurier Avenue
|91 m
|1900
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|Laurier Avenue Bridge|250px
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|Corktown Footbridge
|Pedestrian pathway
|70 m
|2006
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|250px
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|Highway 417
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|122 m
|1965
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|250px
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|Pretoria Bridge
|Hawthorne Avenue
|58 m
|1915
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|250px
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|Flora Footbridge
|Pedestrian pathway
|125 m
|2019
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|250px
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|Bank Street Bridge
|Bank Street
|112 m
|1912
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|250px
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|Bronson Avenue Bridge
|Bronson Avenue
|88 m
|1959
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|250px
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|Heron Road Workers Memorial Bridge
|Heron Road
|276 m
|1967
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|250px
|Also spans the Rideau River.
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|Hog's Back Swing Bridge
|Hog's Back Road
|27 m
|1976
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|250px
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Spanning Patterson Creek (Ottawa)
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|O'Connor Street Bridge
|O'Connor Street
|12 m
|1907
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|250px
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|Queen Elizabeth Driveway Bridge
|Queen Elizabeth Driveway
|10 m
|c. 1912
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Spanning Nepean Inlet
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|Nepean Bay Bridge
|Trans Canada Trail
|30 m
|2005
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|Spans Nepean Bay.
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|LeBreton Bridge
|Kichi Zibi Mikan
|66 m
|2005
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|Spans Nepean Bay.
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|Booth Street Bridge
|Pedestrian pathway
|20 m
|1874
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|Spans the Fleet Street Aqueduct.<br><br>Originally carried Booth Street.
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|Pooley's Bridge
|Pedestrian pathway
|35 m
|1873
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|250px
|Spans the Fleet Street Aqueduct.<br><br>Oldest bridge in Ottawa.
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See also
- List of crossings of the Ottawa River
