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I know it lands on Annacis, but isn't the stretch that goes from Annacis to Richmond part of the Alex Fraser Bridge as well? I remember reading somewhere that the little bridge there is officially considered part of the A Fraser span. (Mmmm...technicalities...yummy...) --
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SPEAK!06:43, 11 March 2006 (UTC)reply
That depends if we're talking about the bridge by itself, or the bridge as a system that includes that little bridge as well. But for as far as I remember, the sign that commemorates the opening of the bridge when travelling southbound is on Annacis Island. (And believe me, I cross that bridge at least twice a week.) --
deadkid_dk07:31, 11 March 2006 (UTC)reply