| Name | UP Lake Street Bridge (Worthington) |
| Built By | Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway |
| Contractor | Unknown |
| Currently Owned By | Union Pacific Railroad |
| Length | 40 Feet Total |
| Width | 1 Track, Abutments Built for 2 |
| Height Above Ground | 13 Feet (Estimated) |
| Superstructure Type | Deck Plate Girder |
| Substructure Type | Stone Masonry |
| Date Built | 1920 |
| Traffic Count | 12 Trains/Day (Estimated) |
| Current Status | In Use |
| UP Bridge Number | 178.10 |
| Significance | Local Significance |
The bridge is a rather non significant structure, featuring a single deck girder span. This span is set onto stone abutments, which were built for double tracks.
It was built in 1920, likely to replace a similar structure. Because of the common design and age, the author has ranked it as having local significance.
The photo above is an overview. The photos were taken near sunset on a late Winter Afternoon.
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Source |
| Build Date | 2012 National Bridge Inventory |
| Railroad Line History Source | ICC Valuation Information, Compiled by Richard S. Steele |
