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Bates and Rogers of Chicago was the substructure contractor for this bridge.
This bridge is a late example of a riveted cantilever through truss. Typical of such bridges from the 1960s, the bridge has riveted built-up beams but these lack v-lacing and lattice. The cantilever truss spans consists of 216 foot anchor spans and a main span of 378 feet which includes a 216 foot suspended span. Two steel stringer approach spans are present at each end of the bridge. The bridge retains original pipe railings.
HistoricBridges.org has not yet fully photo-documented this bridge. There are currently only a few overview photos available for this bridge.
Above: These historical photos show the previous bridge, which was next to the location of the current bridge. These photos were taken around the time the current bridge was completed.
Above: These historical photos show the previous bridge with the current bridge shown completed (or nearly completed) nearby. These photos were taken around the time the current bridge was completed.
This historic bridge has been demolished. This map is shown for reference purposes only.
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