View of the Reversing Falls Bridge, also known as the Saint John Highway Arch Bridge, which crosses the Saint John River at Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada - stock photo

View of the Reversing Falls Bridge, also known as the Saint John Highway Arch Bridge, which crosses the Saint John River at Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada. The Reversing Falls rapids are a notoriously dangerous stretch of water passing through a gorge which creates a chasm through the middle of the Saint John metropolitan region. Prior to construction of the first suspension bridge in 1853, ferries were used. The current steel arch structure was opened to public alongside the original in 1915.