Interactive Map of Bridge—and Road—to ‘Nowhere’ Project
From the Map: Palin Admin. Oversaw $26 Million Road to ‘Nowhere’ (Credit: Dan Nguyen/ProPublica)
As we’ve reported at ProPublica, the Palin administration is still pursuing a replacement for the infamous “Bridge to Nowhere.” Indeed, while Palin has been governor, Alaska has built a $26 million gravel road meant to connect to the “Bridge to Nowhere” (and that currently connects to a dead-end).
We’ve built a map showing you the road, the original plans for the bridge, as well as the proposed replacements. We’ve also included a price tag for each. Enjoy.
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