Bridges
Bridges span the Petaluma River at the following locations: California State Route 37, U.S. 101, Corona Road, Petaluma Boulevard North, and four places in Petaluma (D Street, Payran Street, Washington Street, and Lakeville Street). The longest of these, the 4-lane Route 37 bridge, is 2,183 ft (665 m) long and was built in 1958. The oldest bridge, built in 1925, is a 114 ft (35 m) concrete triple span carrying two lanes of Petaluma Boulevard North.
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