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|City=Titusville
|City=Titusville
|County=Brevard
|County=Brevard
|Coordinates=28.61758, -80.80274
|Coordinates=28.61758,-80.80274
|Type=Segmental Span
|Type=Segmental Span
|Builder=DRMP
|Builder=DRMP

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Max Brewer Bridge

Max Brewer Bridge
Completed in 2010, the 3,207' long, 65' high A. Max Brewer Bridge connects the City of Titusville to Merritt Island providing access to the Kennedy Space Center via SR406. Includes a fishing pier and boat ramps on the west side and a 20' observation deck at the crest. This bridge is a good observation site for Kennedy Space Center, when it is closed to vehicle traffic. Article
Waterway: North Indian River Road: SR406
City: Titusville County: Brevard
Type: Segmental Span Builder:DRMP
DOT: 700227 L: 3,207' H: 65' Built: 2010
Location: 28.61758,-80.80274


National Bridge Data
Number 700227
Route 00406
Place Titusville
County Brevard
Features Indian River
Facility SR-406
Location SR-406 over Indian River
Latitude 28371291
Longitude 80475557
Service On Roadway Highway
Service Under Roadway Waterway
Owner FDOT
Built 2010
Rebuilt
Lanes 2
Lane Direction 2 way
Direction
Traffic 4000
Traffic Year 2016
Future Traffic 6940
Future Traffic Year 2038
Length 978m
Width 17m
Clearance
Kind Prestressed concrete continuous
Type Stringer/Multi-beam/Girder
Deck Type Concrete Cast-in-Place
Critical
Inspection Date (mm-yy) 06-17
Deck Very Good
Superstructure Good
Substructure Very Good
Channel Banks are protected or well vegetated. River control devices such as spur dikes and embankment protection are not required or are in a stable condition.
Culvert N/A
Scour Bridge foundations determined to be stable for assessed or calculated scour condition. Scour is determined to be within the limits of footing or piles (Example B) by assessment (i.e.,bridge foundations are on rock formations that have been determined to resist scour within the service life of the bridge), by calculations or by installation of properly designed countermeasures