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Twice within a week I have seen bridges over a Black River. The first one was in
Port Huron, MI. This crossing uses four bridges because it uses islands to get across the Mississippi.
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Steven J. Brown posted Amtrak Empire Builder #7 crossing the Mississippi River at La Crosse, Wisconsin - May 16, 2000. |
From east to west.
Black River
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Jerry Krug posted
Canadian Pacific's (ex-Milwaukee Road) bridge over the Black River in La Crosse, WI. Photo taken from a cruise boat on the north side of the right-of-way on October 16, 2011. [Bird's Eye View] |
French Slough
Evidently this bridge has been changing. It once was a swing bridge.
Around seven years ago it was a plain steel girder bridge with a couple of through spans for higher clearance.
Around a year ago there was some construction activity.
Mississippi East
Mississippi West
Note all of the high rail vehicles on the bridge and island. I assume they are doing some sort of construction. I don't think it would take that many people to do an inspection.
I wonder if the swing span is closed because this local is headed towards the river.
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