Penobscot Narrows Cable-stayed Suspension Bridge Home | Bridges | Inventory | Snapshots

All photos by Tim Goodwin. Please do not reuse without permission. This large cable-stayed bridge was rapidly designed and constructed to replace the ailing Waldo-Hancock Suspension Bridge (seen in the background). It was completed in 2006. A public observatory is located near the top of one of the towers. Tim writes: "The first [image] is the whole span taken looking south down Penobscot River from Fort Knox, the second shows the Waldo side (west) tower that has an observation deck at the top, the third shows the Hancock side (east) tower, and the fourth is taken from the observation deck. The old bridge looked quite larger before it was dwarfed by the new bridge. Still, both are impressive in their own way."

• Related photos: All from Tim Goodwin, all in Maine, USA, all Cable-stayed Suspension Bridges.