Rosedale Valley Bridge

Rosedale Valley Bridge

Coordinates	43°40′21″N 79°22′15″W / 43.67263°N 79.37071°W / 43.67263; -79.37071Coordinates: 43°40′21″N 79°22′15″W / 43.67263°N 79.37071°W / 43.67263; -79.37071
Carries	Line 2 Bloor–Danforth
Crosses	Rosedale Ravine Rosedale Valley Road
Maintained by	Toronto Transit Commission
Characteristics
Material	steel and concrete
No. of spans	1
History
Constructed by	John B. Parkin
Construction start	1965
Construction end	1966
Opened	1966

Rosedale Valley Bridge or Rosedale Valley Road Bridge is a covered concrete Arch bridge that carries subway trains across the Rosedale Ravine.

The bridge begins just west of Castle Frank subway station and runs almost parallel with the Rosedale section of the Prince Edward Viaduct.

The bridge can be seen from the north side of Bloor Street or from below at Rosedale Valley Road.

The bridge was built in 1966 by architect John B. Parkin.

Besides Rosedale Valley Bridge and Prince Edward Viaduct, there are three other bridges that spans above Rosedale Valley Road:

Glen Road Bridge - a pedestrian only deck truss bridge built after the 1950s to replace a late 19th Century road bridge
Sherborne Street Bridge - original deck truss bridge was built before 1909, demolished in 1952 and replaced by current steel beam bridge
Mount Pleasant Road Bridge - deck truss bridge built in 1943

References

Bridges in Toronto
Crossing the Rouge River	Old Finch Avenue Bailey Bridge Sewells Road Bridge
Crossing the Don River	Cherry Street lift bridge Gardiner Expressway Eastern Avenue bridge Queen Street Viaduct Gerrard Street Bridge Dundas Street Bridge Prince Edward Viaduct Rosedale Valley Bridge Leaside Bridge
Pedestrian	Amsterdam Bridge Humber Bay Arch Bridge Lake Shore Boulevard Bailey Bridge Old Finch Avenue Bailey Bridge SkyWalk
Other bridges over waterways	Cherry Street Strauss Trunnion Bascule Bridge Vale of Avoca Bridge
Other	Crawford Street Bridge Harbord Street Bridge Dufferin Street bridges Unwin Avenue Bridge, Toronto

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