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A new path forward: 140-ft pedestrian bridge assembled and installed at Bryan Midtown Park
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· March 13, 2026
· 1 min read
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Key takeaway The bridge is 140 feet long and is intended for pedestrian use.
A pedestrian bridge has been installed at Bryan Midtown Park. The bridge is 140 feet long and is intended for pedestrian use. Further details about the bridge and its installation are available from KXXV. The installation of the bridge marks a new development at the park, but specifics about the project are not provided here and can be found through the source.
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Category: business Published: March 13, 2026 Source: KXXV Reading time: 1 min
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