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  1. Historic Truss Bridge in Clinton and Fulton Clinton County, Iowa and Whiteside County, Illinois. This swing bridge is noted for its span length as well as its variety of approach spans.

  2. Located between Iowa and Illinois, the Clinton Swing Bridge is one the heaviest used railroad bridges across the Mississippi. The swing span is the largest ever erected, and it was the first electrified swing bridge. When built, the bridge replaced an older single track bridge.

  3. The Union Pacifi c Railroad (UP) Phase 1 of the Mississippi River Bridge Replacement at Clinton, Iowa (the project) consists of the relocation of an existing rail yard in Clinton, Iowa, to remove it from the footprint of a proposed high-level rail bridge across the Mississippi River that is constructed subsequently.

  4. C&NW Railroad Bridge. Clinton, Iowa 52732, United States. Created By: Matt Parbs. Information. C&NW Railroad Bridge, C&NW Railroad right-of-way and the Mississippi River; 1909.This is a double-tracked railroad swing bridge with steel trusses spanning between stone piers.

  5. The Clinton Railroad Bridge, also called the Chicago and Northwestern Railway Bridge or more simply the Clinton Bridge, is a bridge that carries double tracked rail lines across the Mississippi River between Clinton, Iowa, and Fulton (Albany), Illinois. The bridge is a truss bridge with a swing span.

  6. Sep 27, 2013 · The building of railroad bridges is a bit confusing. Clintons first, 1865, bridge remained in place, essentially in the same way, until 1909. However, a new span was affixed to it in...

  7. The bridge is a truss bridge with a swing span crossing the main river channel and is adjacent to the Gateway Bridge. The original bridge was constructed in 1858, and the first train crossed the bridge on January 19, 1860. The bridge was the second railroad crossing over the Mississippi River.

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