Old Borden Bridge
Abandoned arch bridge constructed during the Great Depression, now a historical landmark near Borden, Saskatchewan.

📜 Abandoned concrete arch bridge, historical landmark.
🔍 Constructed in 1936-1937 as a make-work project during the Great Depression.

Why Go

🌉 Explore a unique piece of Depression-era architecture.
🚶 Walk across a historic bridge, now open to foot traffic.
🎣 Fish from the bridge or nearby banks.
📸 Capture scenic views of the North Saskatchewan River.

Why Avoid

🚧 Structure is slowly decaying, nature reclaiming it.
🚫 Plans for an open-air dance hall were prohibited, bridge remains unsold.

Tips

📍 Located on HWY #16 just East of the Village of Borden.
🗺️ Consider visiting the nearby Borden Bridge camp site.

Last updated 28 days ago

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