Boone Bridge

Boone Bridge is a 339-meter steel-girder highway bridge spanning the Willamette River at Wilsonville, Oregon, built in 1954 as part of Interstate 5. It replaced the historic Boones Ferry, one of Oregon's oldest river crossings, which had operated on this site since the 19th century — the original landing is still visible just west of the bridge. Maintained by the Oregon Department of Transportation, it carries three lanes in each direction and serves as a primary link between the Portland metro area and the open Willamette Valley to the south.