The Queen Street Viaduct, along with the surrounding bridges, carry traffic on Queen Street over the Don River.
The bridge was originally constructed in 1803 as a wooden bridge.
 The current bridge was conducted in 1910 and is a steel truss bridge.
 The surrounding bridge goes east to Davies Avenue and west to River Street, splitting into Queen Street and King Street just west Bayview Avenue (east of River Street).
The Queen Street Viaduct, along with the surrounding bridges, carry traffic on Queen Street over the Don River. The bridge was originally constructed in 1803 as a wooden bridge.  The current bridge was conducted in 1910 and is a steel truss bridge.  The surrounding bridge goes east to Davies Avenue and west to River Street, splitting into Queen Street and King Street just west Bayview Avenue (east of River Street).
Queen Street (Toronto)