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John F Kennedy Memorial Bridge is a point of interest, located at I-65, Louisville, KY 40202, USA. Visit their website transportation.ky.gov for more detailed information.

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I-65, Louisville, KY 40202, USA
Added by Jopie, at 27 March 2014

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7 Reviews

  • I'm Bobby
    30 September 2017

    Enjoying time in louisville with friends

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  • Kevin Berkshire [Guinn MS]
    20 July 2017

    The sign says $4 toll bridge. There is no cash to pay for it when crossing the bridge. When I got the bill in the mail, they charged me $38.00. The administrative fees are $15 each toll (one way). You are stealing my money. Shame on you!

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  • Dejan Petkovski
    23 May 2017

    TOLL truck 5 axles pays $12

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  • Phillip Drogich
    24 April 2017

    This bridge was recently reformed into a one-way Bridge due to the fact that the Abraham Lincoln Bridge was built right next to it going in the opposite direction. As a result, there is a toll to cross these Bridges now, but it is well worth the cost for the convenience and the beautiful view..

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  • Sarah White
    17 March 2017

    Replaced by Lincoln Memorial Bridge in 2016. Kennedy Memorial Bridge lasted 20 years. The new Lincoln Bridge now has a toll to get on the bridge. The road are rearranged so it it hard to get anywhere. Still Lincoln Memorial is a very nice looking bridge.

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  • Seth Galentine
    25 August 2015

    Beautiful bridge connecting Kentucky and Indiana with the Ohio river running beneath.

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  • Andrew Work
    03 April 2014

    This bridge will allow mostly safe passage across the river, but you won't feel any better for the trip. I mean, I want a bridge that makes me feel good. Sure, the paint job is rustic, and the stylized pavement takes you back to all of the glory of a WWII airstrip in the Pacific, but I want more. In my expedient trek across the bridge, I spend hours every day in reflection, often gazing out into the misty nothingness above the Ohio River. I am not filled with meaning upon such reflection, instead finding that the misty void has been mirrored inside me. I want to find purpose in my bridges, but the Kennedy always leaves me feeling empty, even though it is so full.

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