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This small concrete stringer and slab bridge crosses 2nd Street after the KCT line comes off of the Highline Bridge Viaduct #4.
It is simply built, containing a 35 foot main span; with concrete slab approaches on either side intended for pedestrians.
The bridge remains in good condition, resting on concrete substructures. It was built in 1917 when the Kansas City Terminal Railway constructed the Highline Bridge.
A majority of the bridges traffic comes from local trains between yards in Kansas City.
The author has ranked the bridge as being minimally significant, due to the common design. The photo above is an overview.