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Vancouver, Washington
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The Vancouver Land Bridge is a key component of the Confluence Project, which connects the Columbia River to the historic Fort Vancouver, celebrating the region's cultural and natural history.
The bridge was designed by Maya Lin, the architect famous for creating the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C.
It serves as a cultural and historical interpretive site, featuring native plants and educational panels about the area's indigenous history.
The bridge gracefully arches over State Route 14, reconnecting the Columbia River waterfront with the historic Fort Vancouver.
The landscaping on the bridge includes native plants that were historically significant to the indigenous peoples of the region.
The Confluence Project, which includes the Land Bridge, aims to honor the history and culture of the native peoples of the Columbia River Basin.
Visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the Columbia River and the surrounding landscape from the bridge.
