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a single northbound and southbound exit at 7th Street, near the Port of Oakland was constructed also providing access via Frontage Road to West Grand Avenue and the Oakland Army Base on Maritime Street, before a viaduct-type interchange splitting traffic to the Bay Bridge via Grand Avenue and also northbound to the
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In 1997, the Nimitz Freeway was rerouted to loop around the area using a largely ground-level design with more conventional single-level viaduct. The space was mainly taken from a railroad yard which was relocated. The exit at 8th Street was eliminated, a southbound exit near 7th and Union Street and
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The upper deck was used by southbound traffic; the lower deck, by northbound traffic. Some sections of the Cypress Street Viaduct were largely supported by two columns on either side, but some sections were only supported by a single supporting column. The design was unable to survive the earthquake
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Due to cost overruns, the costs of the replacement freeway doubled from initial estimates of $ 650 million to $ 1.2 billion ($ 250 million per mile) making the five-mile freeway replacement the most expensive project in the state's history at the time. (It would be subsequently overshadowed by the
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The southernmost portion of the Cypress Street viaduct, which was designed as a central off ramp structure exiting at Market Street between Fifth and Sixth Streets to the Eighth Street/Seventh Street on/off ramps, was the first phase of the overall project completed in October 1955, by contractors
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After the earthquake stopped (with no aftershock), local residents and workers began crawling into and climbing upon the shattered structure with the goal of rescuing those left alive. Many were saved, some only by amputation of trapped limbs. The collapse of the upper tier onto the lower tier
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The double-decked viaduct was initially designed in 1949 by the City of Oakland as a way to ease traffic on local streets leading to the Bay Bridge, such as Cypress Street (which was California State Route 17 at the time). The route was partially chosen to displace perceived slums in
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in the north), began in February 1956 by contractors Grove, Wilson, Shepard and Kruge at a cost of $ 8.3 million, bringing the total cost of the viaduct project to $ 10 million. It was California's first double-decked freeway when it officially opened to traffic on June 11, 1957.
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in Kobe, Japan). At the time of its design, such structures were not analyzed as a whole, and it appears that large structure motion contributed to the collapse. It was built on filled land on top of bay clay; filled land is highly susceptible to soil settlement during an
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Frederickson and Watson at a cost of $ 1.7 million. Construction on the second phase of the project, the double-decked viaduct portion (which started from Adeline Street in the south to the
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because the upper portions of the exterior columns were not tied by reinforcing to the lower columns, and the columns were not sufficiently ringed to prevent bursting (similar to
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The collapsed Cypress Street Viaduct seen from ground level. Note the detachment of upper vertical elements from lower and the lack of reinforcement at the point of detachment.
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Holler, Scott; Vicki Sheff; Lorenzo Benet; Doris Bacon; Tom Cunneff; Michael Alexander; Kristina Johnson; Robin Micheli; Linda Witt (October 30, 1989).
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resulted in 42 fatalities—while this represented two-thirds of the total quake death toll of 63, it was a magnitude lower than initially feared; with
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During construction of the new section of the Nimitz Freeway, a team of archaeologists made many discoveries about the people who lived in
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It officially opened to traffic on June 11, 1957, and was in use until October 17, 1989. At approximately 5:04 p.m. that day,
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Portion of the collapsed Cypress Street Viaduct after the Loma Prieta earthquake; the collapse resulted in 42 fatalities.
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Fed. Highway Admin. Envtl. Justice Case Studies, Cyprus Freeway Replacement Project, U.S. DEP’T TRANSP. (Aug. 29, 2011)
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On October 17, 1989, the portion of the structure from 16th Street north to the MacArthur Maze collapsed during the
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Architectural Exclusion: Discrimination and Segregation Through Physical Design of the Built Environment
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The collapsed Cypress Street Viaduct at the Northern end, near the corner of Cypress and 32nd Streets
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Northern terminus; northbound/westbound exit and southbound/eastbound entrance (Realigned in 1997)
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Northbound exit and southbound entrance (Realigned in 1997; opened in 1998; completed in 2001)
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After the viaduct was torn down, Cypress Street was renamed Mandela Parkway, in honor of
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placement, the support columns broke with ease, sending the structure down.
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Southbound entrance (Northbound exit added in 1997 by West Grand Avenue)
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A pile of rebar and concrete from the collapsed Cypress Street Viaduct
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Northbound exit and southbound entrance, exit still exists as Exit 42B
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Eastern span replacement of the San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge
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DOUGLAS MASSEY & NANCY DENTON, AMERICAN APARTHEID (1998)
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constructed in the 1930s as one of the approaches to the
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to be closed and replaced with two Amtrak stations in
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Index

State Route 17 marker
Interstate 880 marker
Nimitz Freeway
Caltrans
SR 17
I-880
I-80
I-580
Oakland
Oakland
United States
California
Alameda
Interstate Highway System
Main
Auxiliary
Suffixed
Business
Future
State highways in California
Interstate
US
State
Scenic
History
Pre‑1964
Unconstructed
Deleted
Freeways
State Route 17

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