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WSDOT to repair, replace I-5 bridges over Lewis River near Woodland

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The northbound lanes of Interstate 5 stretch over the East Fork Lewis River at Paradise Point State Park.
The northbound lanes of Interstate 5 stretch over the East Fork Lewis River at Paradise Point State Park. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

It’s an old-school steel truss bridge that carries Interstate 5 over the river near the border of Clark County. The aging structure is functionally obsolete and faces a high risk of collapse in an earthquake, and the Washington State Department of Transportation is working to replace it in the near future.

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