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This large Deck Girder bridge crosses Quincy Bay in Quincy. Quincy Bay is a large side channel of the Mississippi River.
The bridge was built in 1960 during a line relocation. The old bridge across Quincy Bay was a swing bridge, and still exists today as the Quinsippi Park Road Bridge.
The bridge contains 7 spans, each at 100 feet. It is set onto large concrete substructures.
The author has ranked the bridge as minimally significant, due to the age and common nature of the design.
The photo above is an overview.
Mississippi River Railroad Bridges
| Upstream | Keokuk-Hamilton Bridge |
| Main Channel | Quincy Rail Bridge |
| Downstream (West Channel) | Quinsippi Island Road Bridge |
| Downstream (Main Channel) | Quincy Swing Bridge |