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Bernicia-Martinez Bridge

bridge, California, United States
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  • Martinez: John Muir National Historic Site
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    …and the opening of the Benicia-Martinez Bridge (1962) across the strait (with construction of a new bridge begun in 1999) boosted the city’s port and industrial development (petroleum, chemicals, steel, and copper). Local attractions include the Martinez Museum and the Don Vicente Martinez Adobe (built 1849). Martinez is the birthplace…

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    …and the opening of the Benicia-Martinez Bridge (1962) across the strait (with construction of a new bridge begun in 1999) boosted the city’s port and industrial development (petroleum, chemicals, steel, and copper). Local attractions include the Martinez Museum and the Don Vicente Martinez Adobe (built 1849). Martinez is the birthplace…

    Read More