Bridges of The DRJTBC
From north to south:
- Milford–Montague Toll Bridge - (toll) (U.S. Route 206)
- Delaware Water Gap Toll Bridge - (toll) (Interstate 80)
- Portland–Columbia Pedestrian Bridge - (pedestrian)
- Portland–Columbia Toll Bridge - (toll) (NJ 94)
- Riverton–Belvidere Bridge
- Easton–Phillipsburg Toll Bridge - (toll) (U.S. Route 22)
- Northampton Street Bridge
- Interstate 78 Toll Bridge - (toll) (Interstate 78)
- Riegelsville Bridge
- Upper Black Eddy – Milford Bridge
- Uhlerstown–Frenchtown Bridge - (NJ 12)
- Lumberville – Raven Rock Bridge - (pedestrian)
- Centre Bridge–Stockton Bridge - (PA 263 / CR 523)
- New Hope – Lambertville Toll Bridge - (toll) (U.S. Route 202)
- New Hope – Lambertville Bridge - (PA 179 / NJ 179)
- Washington Crossing Bridge - (PA 532 / CR 546)
- Scudder Falls Bridge - (Interstate 95)
- Calhoun Street Bridge
- Lower Trenton Bridge - (Business US 1)
- Trenton–Morrisville Toll Bridge - (toll) (U.S. Route 1)
Read more about this topic: Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission
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