Miller Sweeney Bridge

The Park Street Bridge in Oakland, CA, is a vital transportation link connecting the cities of Oakland and Alameda over the Oakland Estuary. Spanning 372 feet, this double-leaf bascule drawbridge sees approximately 1700 openings per year and accommodates around 40,000 vehicles daily. Originally completed in 1893 and rebuilt in 1935, the Park Street Bridge is one of four bridges providing access to Alameda. Known for its historical significance and unique design, it serves as a key route for cyclists traveling between the two cities in the San Francisco Bay Area.Generated from the website