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33rd Street Railroad Bridge
Truss bridge in Pennsylvania, U.S.
Truss bridge in Pennsylvania, U.S.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| bridge_name | 33rd Street Railroad Bridge |
| image | 33rd St. RR Bridge.JPG |
| image_size | 300px |
| caption | The downstream side of the 33rd Street Railroad Bridge. |
| also_known_as | B&O Railroad Bridge at 33rd Street and Herr's Island |
| carries | Allegheny Valley Railroad (P&W Subdivision) |
| crosses | Allegheny River |
| locale | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania |
| design | Truss bridge |
| material | steel |
| mainspan | 400 ft |
| below | 44.9 ft |
| open | 1921 |
| coordinates |
The 33rd Street Railroad Bridge is a truss bridge that carries the Allegheny Valley Railroad on the P&W Subdivision over the Allegheny River that connects downtown Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to Herrs Island, Pittsburgh, United States.
History
The Allegheny River was first crossed at this point by a railroad bridge built in 1884 by the Iron City Bridge Works, which moved to Pittsburgh from Cincinnati in 1856.
This was replaced by the B&O bridge in 1921.
References
References
- (1920). "Baltimore and Ohio Magazine".
- Cushing. (1889). "History of Allegheny County". A. Warner Co.
- (August 31, 2001). "Bridges & Tunnels of Allegheny County and Pittsburgh, PA - 33rd street railroad bridge".
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