Little Current Swing Bridge

The Little Current Swing Bridge is a swing span in the Canadian territory of Ontario, situated at the network of Little Current in the town of Northeastern Manitoulin and the Islands. The extension conveys Highway 6 in the past Highway 68 over a restricted channel isolating Manitoulin Island from the significantly littler Goat Island, framing the main land get to. It comprises of two 21 m 70 ft deck plate support approaches on the north end Goat Island and a solitary 18 m 60 ft deck plate brace approach on the south end Manitoulin Island, with a 112 m 368 ft through swing span length. The swing span sits 5.3 m 17.5 ft above mean water level, and gives a 48 m 160 ft opening on either side of the focal dock for water section.

Because of the single vehicle path, each finish of the extension is outfitted with activity flags, the signs on the Little Current projection being the main establishment of movement motions on Manitoulin Island. From mid-October to early May when the ship MS Chi-Cheemaun isn't in activity to convey travelers from the Bruce Peninsula, the extension is the main street connect to Manitoulin Island. The scaffold has been assigned an Ontario Heritage site.