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The Talmadge Memorial Bridge could be a bridge within the us that spans the Savannah between downtown Savannah, Georgia, and settler Island.
Completed in Nov 1990, the new Talmadge Memorial cable-stayed bridge replaced the recent Talmadge cantilever span (built in 1953), that had become a danger for giant ships getting into the Port of Savannah, home to the biggest single ocean instrumentality terminal on the U.S. Japanese sea-coast, and therefore the nation’s fourth-busiest port.
The structure is devoted to Eugene Talmadge, World Health Organization served because the Democratic Governor of Georgia in 1933-37 and 1941-43.
The new bridge was originally named for the Native yankee Creek leader Tomochichi, a very important figure in Savannah’s start in 1733. When public forums on the problem, the first name was rehabilitated for the new structure. Several of the piers (vertical supports) of the first Talmadge bridge still stand and may be seen within the icon on the left.
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