The Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed Tuesday morning after a cargo ship crashed into the span. The 1.6-mile bridge carries Interstate 695 in Baltimore, Maryland, and crosses the Patapsco River.

As part of Interstate 695, it is the outermost of three major crossings of the Baltimore Harbor. Francis Scott Key was believed to be near the site of the future bridge in 1814 when he observed ...

"History of the Francis Scott Key BridgeThe Francis Scott Key Bridge opened in March 1977 as the final link in Interstate 695 (the Baltimore Beltway). The 1.6-mile bridge crossed over the Patapsco ...

A massive container ship adrift at 9 mph issued a “mayday” early Tuesday as it headed toward the iconic Francis Scott Key Bridge ... potholes on the Interstate 695 bridge at the time of ...

Tuesday’s collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore will have a major impact on traffic that uses Interstate 695 in Maryland. The bridge collapse will force around 34,000 vehicles ...

Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge ... the 1.6-mile-long toll bridge spanned the Patapsco River and outer Baltimore Harbor. The structure was an important part of Interstate 695, with an ...

The Francis Scott Key Bridge is part of Interstate 695 and is next to the Port of Baltimore. About 11.5 million vehicles cross the bridge each year. The Associated Press reported that Kevin ...

BALTIMORE — Baltimore's Francis Scott Key bridge ... being built in the 1970s. The Key Bridge officially opened in 1977 as a major link along Interstate 695, which links Washington D.C. to ...

Before its collapse on Tuesday, the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore ... Transportation Authority. The bridge crossed over the Patapsco River on Interstate 695, or the Baltimore Beltway ...

No matter what somebody tries to tell you, the Francis Scott Key Bridge didn’t ... say replacing the 1.6-mile long bridge along Interstate-695 will cost between $400 million and $800 million ...