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Niagara Falls' reputation as a natural world wonder and honeymoon capital of the planet beckons visitors from around the globe.
But it is the bridges that actually bring most of them here.
No other single factor contributes more to tourism growth - indeed the export trade economy overall - than the NFBC's three monumental linkages of concrete and steel. Niagara Falls crossings rank second only to Kennedy International as the busiest port of entry between the U.S. and Canada. If you are about to travel over Niagara's gorge, your vehicle will take one of about 12 million passages expected this year on NFBC bridges.
Update: Animal Importation to Canada
Effective Monday, May 19th, 2008 and until further notice, no live animal shipment that may require off-loading into an inspection facility by Canada Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) will be permitted to leave the United States for Canada over the Lewiston-Queenston Bridge over the Niagara River.
Due to the complete reconstruction of the Queenston, Ontario Port of Entry at that bridge, after May 19th, 2008, there will be no facilities at that crossing to support the off-loading of animals for vetinary inspection. Questions should be directed to the Niagara Falls Bridge Commission Operations Center at 716-285-6322, ext. 4161, or 905-354-5641, ext. 4161.
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THE STATUS OF THE BRIDGES FOR May/17/2008 AT: 7:00 PM ARE AS FOLLOWS:
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Rainbow Bridge - Click here for more Details
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NO DELAY TO U.S.
10 MINUTE DELAY TO CANADA
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Lewiston-Queenston Bridge - Click here for more Details |
NO DELAY TO U.S. 60 MINUTE DELAY TO CANADA FOR CAR TRAFFIC.
NO DELAY TO U.S. NO DELAY TO CANADA FOR TRUCK TRAFFIC.
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Peace Bridge - Click here for more Details
Minimal to No Delay in both directions for car and truck traffic. |
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