The Mendota Bridge is a significant structure located in Minnesota, spanning the Mississippi River. Completed in 1926, it connects the cities of Saint Paul and Mendota Heights. The bridge is known for its distinctive arch design and serves as an important transportation link in the region. The Mendota Bridge is part of the Mendota Bridge Historic District, which highlights its historical and architectural significance. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976, recognizing its role in the development of the area and its enduring presence in the community.