Final Environmental Impact Report - Whittier Bridge/I-95 ...

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existing, but the western edge of the highway is held
so the widened section goes to the area between the
northbound and southbound. And this is what the view
of the new bridge will look like in that area.
And this is the view which was playing the whole
time. It's a loop which was playing the whole time.
I'll let it cycle through it once and take it all the
way across the bridge. Here you're back on the
Amesbury shore. There's that wall off to the right.
This is going across Evans Place. And it'll stop here
and it will re-load.
So coming up, you can see the shared use path.
There's people along there. That wall coming down is
actually for a local connection from Pine Hill Road
which comes down and joins. There's like a highway on
ramp. There's an on ramp from the shared use path.
People will be traversing across. There are three
overlooks. First overlook is on the Newburyport
abutment. They're conceptually all the same design
right now.
There will be a series of interpretive panels
along the shared use path talking about the history of
the area. Basically we're talking about the history
of the crossing. It has three themes: History of the
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