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Glenn Jackson Bridge and Mt. St. Helens, from Rocky Butte
 
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Location: Portland, Oregon
Glenn Jackson Bridge: This huge structure is the most recent major bridge in Portland, completed
in 1982, carrying I-205 across the Columbia River between Oregon and Washington.
The four-lane structure is 11,750 feet long and crosses over Government
Island in the middle of the river.
The bridge is named after Glenn Jackson, powerful head of the Oregon
Highway Commission for many years who was in charge of building Oregon's
Interstate freeways, among other things.
Mt. Saint Helens: This active volcano had its last serious eruption in May, 1980, but had a minor but attention-getting eruption of ash in March 2005 (see photos in this gallery). Mt. Saint Helens was named by British explorers in 1792, after Baron St. Helens. It is only 50 miles from Portland, Oregon.
| PhotoID 5D0IMG15402 Specifications: | |
| Size: | 4368x2912 pixels, 300DPI up to 14.56" x 9.71" |
| Largest Print Size: | Great Prints up to 24"x36" in size |
| Camera Exposure/Specs: | 1/25 Sec, f9, ISO 200, Lens 28 to 135 at 100mm |
| Shoot Time/Day: | 01/14/2007 - 16:40 PST |
