Which bridge corresponds to Zones 1 and 4?

Which bridge corresponds to Zones 1 and 4?

• A. 10th Street Bridge
• B. 5th St bridge
• C. Simpson lane bridge
• D. Long bridge

Answer: (A)

Zones on the map show areas those routes serve. A bridge that corresponds to two zones is one that actually crosses from one zone into another, tying those zones together. The 10th Street Bridge sits across the river at the boundary where Zone 1 meets Zone 4, so it is associated with both zones. The other bridges stay within a single zone, so they don’t link Zone 1 and Zone 4 together. To verify, look at where each bridge crosses the water and note which zones appear on each side; the crossing that connects Zone 1 and Zone 4 is the one in question.

Zones on the map show areas those routes serve. A bridge that corresponds to two zones is one that actually crosses from one zone into another, tying those zones together. The 10th Street Bridge sits across the river at the boundary where Zone 1 meets Zone 4, so it is associated with both zones. The other bridges stay within a single zone, so they don’t link Zone 1 and Zone 4 together. To verify, look at where each bridge crosses the water and note which zones appear on each side; the crossing that connects Zone 1 and Zone 4 is the one in question.