Detroit River & Ambassador Bridge Photos |
The Detroit River flows into Lake Eire from Lake St Clair which is fed by Lake Huron. As a major Great Lakes shipping route & a border between the USA & Canada, the river offers an ever changing panorama of lake freighters. At the city of Detroit, there are only two crossing points, the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel & the Ambassador Bridge (1929) (Center span length 570 m 1,870 ft) (Height of towers 118 m 386 ft). The only other bridge across these straights is at Port Huron on the northern end of these straights. |
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| Ambassador Bridge (1929) (Center span length 570 m 1,870 ft) (Height of towers 118 m 386 ft) over Detroit River. MI. Architect: McClintic-Marshall Company. | Suspension tower of Ambassador Bridge over Detroit River from Windsor to Detroit. MI. | Detroit River recreation under Ambassador Bridge. MI. | Great Lakes freighter American Victory on Detroit River. MI. |
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| Great Lakes freighter American Courage passes Detroit Free Press building on Detroit River. MI. | Diamond Belle tourist boat on Detroit River. MI. | Inukshuk statue in riverside Odette Sculpture Park in Windsor, ON. MI. | Obelisk by Sigmund Reszetnik in riverside Odette Sculpture Park in Windsor, ON. MI. |
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All photos on this page are originals by & copyrighted by Jim Steinhart. All rights reserved. Permission required to use.  |