Bismarck, Italy
The Grant Marsh Bridge, or informally as the Interstate 94 Bridge, is a bridge for cars connecting the cities of Bismarck and Mandan, North Dakota, together. The bridge crosses the Missouri River upstream from the Northern Pacific Railway Bridge, New Liberty Memorial Bridge, and the Expressway Bridg
e. The nearest upstream bridge to the Grant Marsh Bridge is the Missouri River Bridge in Washburn.It is also named after riverboat captain Grant Marsh. According to a study by the North Dakota Department of Transportation about the bridge, the Grant Marsh Bridge and the surrounding areas have not been improved since its inauguration in 1965. They say that it is close to the end of its lifetime of serving Interstate 94 traffic. The purpose of the study is to find a better way for traffic to flow, improve car capacity, and reduce overall confusion for drivers since there is a large exit to Tyler Parkway on the Bismarck side and a trumpet interchange with Interstate 194 on the Mandan side.
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