Editing Salem, Massachusetts (section)

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[[File:Veterans Memorial Bridge.JPG|thumb|Veterans Memorial Bridge between Salem and [[Beverly, Massachusetts|Beverly]]]]

The connection between Salem and Beverly is made across the Danvers River and Beverly Harbor by three bridges, the Kernwood Bridge to the west, and a railroad bridge and the Essex Bridge, from the land between Collins Cove and the North River, to the east. The [[Veterans Memorial Bridge (Essex County, Massachusetts)|Veterans Memorial Bridge]] carries [[Massachusetts Route 1A]] across the river. Route 1A passes through the eastern side of the city, through South Salem towards Swampscott. For much of its length in the city, it is coextensive with [[Massachusetts Route 114|Route 114]], which goes north from Marblehead before merging with Route 1A, and then heading northwest from downtown towards Lawrence. [[Massachusetts Route 107|Route 107]] also passes through town, entering from Lynn in the southwest corner of the city before heading towards its intersection with Route 114 and terminating at Route 1A. There is no highway access within the city; the nearest highway access to [[Massachusetts Route 128|Route 128]] is along Route 114 in neighboring Peabody.