File:St. Charles Air Line Bridge close-up, 2012.jpg
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Summary
| Description | Two single-leaf bascule-type railroad bridges in Chicago, the still-in-use St. Charles Air Line Bridge and (right next to it, in the immediate background) an abandoned Baltimore & Ohio / Chicago Terminal Railroad bridge that is permanently fixed in the raised position. |
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| Source | SCAL Bridge |
| Author | Jaysin Trevino from Evanston, IL, US |
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| current | 17:46, 25 May 2013 | | 3,998 × 2,998 (2.32 MB) | Steve Morgan | {{Information |Description=Two single-leaf bascule-type railroad bridges in Chicago, the still-in-use St. Charles Air Line Bridge and (right next to it, in the immediate background) an abandone... |
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