Frisco Bridge

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Frisco Bridge is a historic railroad truss bridge in Memphis, Tennessee, notable as one of the earliest major steel spans across the lower Mississippi River.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic place
railroad bridge
steel bridge
truss bridge
adjacentTo Harahan Bridge NERFINISHED
Memphis & Arkansas Bridge NERFINISHED
alsoKnownAs Frisco Railroad Bridge NERFINISHED
Harahan Bridge (railroad predecessor context) NERFINISHED
carried St. Louis–San Francisco Railway NERFINISHED
railroad traffic
connects Crittenden County, Arkansas NERFINISHED
Memphis, Tennessee NERFINISHED
constructionCompleted 1892
constructionStarted 1888
country United States of America
crosses Lower Mississippi River NERFINISHED
Mississippi River NERFINISHED
design cantilever truss
designedBy George S. Morison NERFINISHED
engineer George S. Morison NERFINISHED
hasHeritageStatus listed as a historic structure
hasNumberOfTracks single-track
hasType through truss bridge
locatedIn Memphis, Tennessee NERFINISHED
Shelby County, Tennessee NERFINISHED
Tennessee
United States of America
surface form: United States
material steel
notableFor being one of the earliest major steel spans across the lower Mississippi River
early long-span steel truss engineering
opened 1892
owner St. Louis–San Francisco Railway (historical) NERFINISHED
partOf rail network between St. Louis and the South
region Mid-South NERFINISHED
riverMile approximately Mississippi River mile 736
significance improved rail connectivity between the Midwest and the Gulf South
spans Arkansas bank of Mississippi River
Tennessee bank of Mississippi River
usedBy freight trains
passenger trains
wasAtTime one of the longest steel truss bridges in the United States

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