Here's The Deal:
Midpoint Memorial Bridge has its unique name because of its placement which is situated roughly between the Caloosahatchee Bridge to the North and the Cape Coral Bridge to the South. The bridge is one and a quarter of a mile away from shore. The bridge has six lanes, three stand lanes attended, and westbound with leeway for electronic toll collection. The average everyday toll-paying traffic is approximately 20,000 vehicles, and the annual traffic processed is approximately 7,400,000 vehicles. Midpoint Memorial Bridge has Horton park and a boat ramp at the end of the Everest parkway.
