Suspension: (
Historic Bridges;
Satellite)
CP Railroad: (no Historic Bridges; Satellite)
Big Eddy: (
Historic Bridges;
Satellite)
Obviously, the suspension bridge is in the foreground. Big Eddy is the truss bridge in the middle of the view. The steel girder bridge is a railroad bridge.
Unfortunately, the railroad bridge does not allow me to get street views of the bridges from the other bridge because it is in the way.
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2010 photo by C. Hanchey via HistoricBridges_suspension 990' (302m) long with 600' (183m) main span |
Tanweer Malik
posted five photos with the comment: "A suspension bridge carrying Trans-Canada Highway over Columbia River in Revelstoke, British Columbia, Canada."
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CP Railroad
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MP Rail Photography posted
CP 9716 and 7013 are the head end power on a manifest making its way into Revelstoke on the CPKC Shuswap Subdivision. The train is seen here crossing the Columbia River with the Revelstoke Suspension Bridge in the background. June 20, 2025 Revelstoke, British Columbia, Canada Power: CP 9716 - AC44CW CP 7013 - SD70ACU (Heritage Unit) |
Big Eddy
"The bridge has spans with two different truss configurations. Two of the spans are Parker truss spans while the remaining four spans are uncommon double-intersection Warren truss spans." [HistoricBridges_BigEddy]
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