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Chain Lakes Bridge in Linn County, Iowa

Chain Lakes Bridge in Linn County is a historic object. It runs in a north-south direction and ends in a cul-de-sac. Chain Lakes Bridge is also known as Cedar River Bridge. Chain Lakes Bridge is located near Chain Bridge Road. Chain Lakes Bridge is made of wrought iron and stone. Ⓦ.

Road Type
footpath
Route
north-south
Legend

Image

Chain Lakes Bridge
Chain Lakes Bridge – Jim Roberts, CC BY-SA 4.0 – Wikimedia Commons

Streets nearby

Chain Bridge Road
0.3 mi
Shae Drive
0.6 mi
Samson Lane
0.6 mi
Shelby Lane
0.7 mi
Phil Lane
1.0 mi
Denise Drive
1.1 mi
Chain Lakes Road
1.1 mi
Stephen Street
1.1 mi
Linn Drive
1.1 mi
Lincoln Drive
1.2 mi
Drake Drive
1.2 mi
Thompson Drive
1.2 mi
Dale Lee Drive
1.3 mi
1st Street
Palo Mini Mart
1.3 mi
Freese Court
1.3 mi
Church Street
1.4 mi
Horseshoe Court
1.4 mi
Dry Creek Court
1.4 mi
Iowa Avenue
1.4 mi
Main Street
Palo Post Office
1.5 mi
Blairs Ferry Road
1.5 mi
Vinton Street
Palo
1.5 mi
2nd Street
1.5 mi
3rd Street
1.5 mi
Clinton Street
1.6 mi
Yates Road
1.6 mi
4th Street
1.7 mi
Minors Drive
1.7 mi
Young Road
1.7 mi
7th Street
1.7 mi
Horseshoe Lake Road
1.8 mi
Covington Road
1.8 mi
Bear Creek Court
Whiskey River Grill
1.9 mi
Pleasant Creek Drive
1.9 mi
Free Bird Court
1.9 mi

Buildings nearby

Palo Post Office
1.5 mi

Cemeteries nearby

Palo Cemetery
1.0 mi
Spring Grove Cemetery
1.6 mi

Nature reserves nearby

Hanging Bog State Preserve
400 ft
Chain Lakes Natural Area
0.4 mi

Parks nearby

Chain Lakes Natural Area Park
0.1 mi
Chain Lakes County Park
0.4 mi
Drake Park
1.3 mi
Zeller Memorial Park
1.5 mi

Places of worship nearby

Palo United Methodist Church
1.6 mi

Residential areas nearby

Cedar's Edge
0.7 mi
Minor Star
1.1 mi
Pleasant Creek Estates
1.8 mi

Restaurants nearby

Brogans Pub & Grub
1.5 mi
Year built 1884
Material wrought iron, stone
Length 370
Heritage designation National Register of Historic Places listed place
Located in Linn County
Country United States
Crosses Cedar River