Wabash Bridge, Railway bridge in the United States of America
The Wabash Bridge is a cantilevered truss bridge connecting St. Louis County to St. Charles County.
Inaugurated in 1936, the Wabash Bridge has been part of the region's infrastructure for over eight decades.
As a significant engineering feat, the bridge symbolizes the industrial era's impact on American transportation.
Though no longer in use for railway traffic, the bridge remains an iconic structure in Missouri.
The Wabash Bridge is notable for its distinctive cantilever design, making it a point of reference for engineers and historians.
Location: St. Louis County
Location: St. Charles County
Inception: 1936
Official opening: 1936
Source: Wikimedia
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