Lofton Henderson Memorial Bridge

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Lofton Henderson Memorial Bridge
Coordinates	41°27′27″N 82°09′37″W / 41.4575°N 82.1603°W / 41.4575; -82.1603Coordinates: 41°27′27″N 82°09′37″W / 41.4575°N 82.1603°W / 41.4575; -82.1603
Carries	SR 611 (Henderson Drive)
Crosses	Black River
Locale	Lorain County, Ohio
Official name	Lofton Henderson Memorial Bridge
Other name(s)	21st Street Bridge
Named for	Lofton R. Henderson
Maintained by	Ohio Department of Transportation
Characteristics
Material	Steel
Pier construction	concrete
Total length	1,704 feet
Longest span	390 feet
No. of lanes	4
History
Engineering design by	American Bridge Company
Constructed by	American Bridge Company
Opened	1939
Statistics
Daily traffic	14,310 vehicles per day (2011)
Location

Lofton Henderson Memorial Bridge^[1] (formerly, 21st Street Bridge) is a cantilever truss bridge that carries Ohio State Route 611 (Henderson Drive) over the Black River in Lorain County, Ohio.^[2]

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