Midland, Michigan - The Tridge - 3-Way Bridge

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Midland, MI [Show Map]
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Southwest edge of downtown. US 10 Business to either Ashman or McDonald Sts, then west to the river.
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The Tridge Midland, Michigan - The Tridge - 3-Way Bridge

Seeing the posting of the Zanesville "Y" bridge reminded me about the "Tridge" in Midland... A three way bridge. Like the Zanesville one, this spans three rivers -- although the first time I saw it was after several weeks of massive rains, causing the rivers to swell up and swallow the city park. The Tridge at this time essentially went into a lake, but of course this is not normal. Midland also is also known for some rather unusual homes designed by Alden B. Dow, who studied under Frank Lloyd Wright. The Dow house, built in the '30s, is open for tours on weekends. [Richard Weiss, 06/17/2005]

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