| Name | Malvern Rail Crossing |
| Built By | Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad |
| Contractor | Unknown |
| Currently Owned By | BNSF Railway |
| Length | 56 Feet Total |
| Width | 2 Tracks, Abutments Built for 3 |
| Height Above Ground | 20 Feet (Estimated) |
| Superstructure Type | Deck Girder and Concrete Slab |
| Substructure Type | Concrete |
| Date Built | 1900, WB Span Replaced 2000 |
| Traffic Count | 50 Trains/Day (Estimated) |
| Current Status | In Use |
| BNSF Bridge Number | 462.40 |
| Significance | Local Significance |
| Documentation Date | October 2015 |
The bridge was originally built with 3 tracks of deck girder. However, one track was removed.
In addition, the westbound track was replaced in 2000 with a modular concrete bridge.
The remaining historic span appears to be in good condition. The author has ranked this bridge as being locally significant, due to the common design.
The photo above is an overview.
Source Type |
Source |
| Build Date | Double tracking of line |
| Railroad Line History Source | ICC Valuation Information, Compiled by Richard S. Steele |
