Aerial Photographs of the Oakland San Francisco Bay Bridge

Western Suspension Span of the Bay Bridge
with the San Francisco Financial District East
in the background; Image ID: AHLB2040
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A broad selection of aerial photographs of the San Francisco Oakland Bay bridge is represented in the library of Aerial Archives. This includes current views of the construction of the new east span of the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge and historical views of the bridge. The collection features extensive, detailed, aerial views of the complex construction techniques used in building the new span of the bridge, beginning with the first stages of the construction and concrete pouring, the stages which have contributed to cost over runs, the cranes, barges and other tools used for the construction, and the platforms used for this long term project. The collection contains extensive documentation of the progress of the construction of the San Francisco Oakland Bay bridge over time. Also included in the archive, are historical aerial photographs of the San Francisco Oakland Bay bridge, including aerial photographs of the original construction of the bridge.

Aerial Photograph of the Eastern Cantileavered Span of the Bay Bridge

Aerial Photograph of the Eastern Cantileavered Span
Yerba Buena island and a portion of Treasure Island in the foreground
and Oakland and Emeryville in the background; Image ID: AHLB3971
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The aerial photograph of the eastern cantileavered span of the Bay Bridge shown above is available for immediate online license or, to obtain it optimized to your needs please contact Aerial Archives directly and reference the ID number in the caption to the photograph.

Traffic Approaching to Pay the Toll at the
Bay Bridge Toll Plaza of the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge

Aerial Photograph of Traffic Approaching to Pay the Toll at the
Bay Bridge Toll Plaza of the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge Image ID: AHLB2883
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The aerial photograph of traffic approaching the Bay Bridge toll plaza to pay the toll shown above is available for immediate online license or, to obtain it optimized to your needs please contact Aerial Archives directly and reference the ID number in the caption to the photograph.

Traffic Moving Across the Western Suspension Span of the Bay Bridge

Traffic Moving Across the Western Suspension Span of the Bay Bridge; Image ID: AHLB2883
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The aerial photograph of traffic moving across the western suspension span of the Bay Bridge shown above is available for immediate online license or, to obtain it optimized to your needs please contact Aerial Archives directly and reference the ID number in the caption to the photograph.

Construction of the New East Span of the Bay Bridge

Construction of the New East Span of the Bay Bridge Image ID: AHLB2089
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Aerial Archives collection of aerial photographs of the Bay Bridge includes extensive coverage of the construction of the east span of the bridge. Additional aerial photographs are available at Bay Bridge construction. The aerial photograph of the construction of the east span of the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge shown on this page is available for immediate online license. Aerial Archives will also deliver this image optimized to your specific specifications either as a digital file on CD, DVD or via the internet, or as a print, aerial mural, transparency or backlit display. To obtain customized service, please contact Aerial Archives directly. To order a specific stock aerial photograph of the San Francisco Oakland Bay bridge not shown on this site, please use the research request form. Additional information about obtaining stock aerial photography is also available at aerial photography research and at aerial photography research FAQs.