Albert Memorial Bridge — Attraction in Regina

The Albert Memorial Bridge in Regina, Saskatchewan, stretches 840 feet long, yet spans across a measly trickle of water approximately 3 feet wide. It thus boasts the bizarre claim to fame of being the longest bridge over the shortest span of water in the world. The bridge was constructed as a Great Depression-era make-work project, and was officially opened on November 10, 1930. Wascana Lake was dammed at the bridge and just a small stream of water, Wascana Creek, ran underneath the bridge, continuing westward...

The Albert Memorial Bridge is a stunning piece of Regina’s history and architecture. The ornate design and historic charm make it more than just a bridge it’s a landmark. Walking across offers beautiful views of Wascana Lake, especially during sunrise or sunset. In summer, the flower boxes along the sides add vibrant color, making it even more picturesque. A must-visit if you’re...

The longest bridge over the shortest body of water. This is the Albert Street Bridge claim to fame in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. The Albert Street Bridge crosses over the Wascana Lake outfall into the Wascana Creek. Trivia tidbit for you to keep in...