Joso High Bridge, Railroad bridge in the United States of America
The Joso High Bridge is a notable steel structure spanning the Snake River.
Constructed in 1912, the bridge marks a significant period in American railway expansion.
It symbolizes the development of the Pacific Northwest and its historical reliance on rail transport.
While no longer used for passenger trains, it still carries freight across the river.
One of the highest railroad bridges in the United States, standing as an engineering marvel from the early 20th century.
Location: Starbuck
Inception: 1912
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