Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
9th Avenue Bridge in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan
the 9th Avenue Bridge Song
(Verse 1) Down by the valley where the prairie winds blow, There's a concrete span where the traffic lights go. From the north hill down to the west end side, The 9th Avenue bridge is an everyday ride. Before the asphalt and the bridge took its place, It was a quiet old street with a neighborhood face.
(Chorus) Oh, 9th Avenue bridge, stretching high, Carrying weight 'neath the Saskatchewan sky. Through the years and the memories, and the seasons passing, You're a trusted old span that keeps on lasting.
(Verse 2) From Fairford down to Lillooet line, Crews patch up the concrete when the weather's fine. While deep in the cut where the steel rails run, heavy trains rumble and pass below the sun.The rail yards, the commuters, the cars in Moose Jaw, so many lives rumbling through, we can feel a bit of awe -it's weighty -for this old bridge built 1980.
#moosejaw #saskatchewan
9th Avenue Bridge in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan
the 9th Avenue Bridge Song
(Verse 1) Down by the valley where the prairie winds blow, There's a concrete span where the traffic lights go. From the north hill down to the west end side, The 9th Avenue bridge is an everyday ride. Before the asphalt and the bridge took its place, It was a quiet old street with a neighborhood face.
(Chorus) Oh, 9th Avenue bridge, stretching high, Carrying weight 'neath the Saskatchewan sky. Through the years and the memories, and the seasons passing, You're a trusted old span that keeps on lasting.
(Verse 2) From Fairford down to Lillooet line, Crews patch up the concrete when the weather's fine. While deep in the cut where the steel rails run, heavy trains rumble and pass below the sun.The rail yards, the commuters, the cars in Moose Jaw, so many lives rumbling through, we can feel a bit of awe -it's weighty -for this old bridge built 1980.
#moosejaw #saskatchewan
