Commodore Barry Bridge

The Commodore John W. Barry Memorial Bridge, commonly referred to as the Commodore Barry Bridge or simply the Barry Bridge is a cantilevered through truss bridge over the Delaware River between Chester, Pennsylvania and Bridgeport, New Jersey. The bridge carries US-Route 322 over the river and is the longest cantilever bridge in the United States to date. US-322 is also one of the longest routes in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

The Barry Bridge is the second bridge upstream to cross the Delaware River, after the Delaware Memorial Bridge. As of 2012, the bridge was heavily underutilized. It is believed that this is largely because there is no direct connection to the regional highway networks from either side of US-322 in this area. Neither Interstate 295, Interstate 95 nor Interstate 76 can be easily accessed from the bridge. As such, it appears that more traffic chooses to use the Delaware Memorial Bridge or the Walt Whitman Bridge upstream.

The Barry Bridge is tolled westbound only. Cars must pay a toll of $5.00 - EZ-PASS and other legal equivalents are accepted.