| Name | UP 300th Street Bridge |
| Built By | Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway |
| Contractor | Unknown |
| Currently Owned By | Union Pacific Railroad |
| Length | 59 Feet Total, 35 Foot Main Span |
| Width | 1 Track |
| Height Above Ground | 13 Feet (Estimated) |
| Superstructure Type | Through Girder and Trestle |
| Substructure Type | Timber Pile |
| Date Built | 1952 |
| Traffic Count | 12 Trains/Day (Estimated) |
| Current Status | In Use |
| UP Bridge Number | 183.23 |
| Significance | Minimal Significance |
The bridge is a rather non significant structure, featuring a trestle approach on either side of the girder span. The substructures are all wooden.
It was built in 1952, likely to replace a similar structure. Because of the common design and age, the author has ranked it as being minimally significance.
The photo above is an overview.
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Source |
| Build Date | 2012 National Bridge Inventory |
| Railroad Line History Source | ICC Valuation Information, Compiled by Richard S. Steele |
