MRL Yellowstone River Bridge
USA /
Montana /
Livingston /
World
/ USA
/ Montana
/ Livingston
World / United States / Montana
railway, truss bridge, bridge, railway bridge
The Northern Pacific Railroad completed their mainline during 1883, linking St. Paul with Seattle and Portland, and crossing the Yellowstone River on this bridge.
Montana Rail Link took over operation of this line in 1989, and continues to use this bridge to provide freight service to Southern Montana.
Amtrak also used this bridge for their North Coast Hiawatha passenger train, which stopped running through Livingston in 1979.
There were a total of 10 railroad lines built across the Yellowstone River, of which 5 remain in use.
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Montana Rail Link took over operation of this line in 1989, and continues to use this bridge to provide freight service to Southern Montana.
Amtrak also used this bridge for their North Coast Hiawatha passenger train, which stopped running through Livingston in 1979.
There were a total of 10 railroad lines built across the Yellowstone River, of which 5 remain in use.
bridgehunter.com/mt/park/bh50463/
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montana_RailLink
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 45°40'31"N 110°32'13"W
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- Vendome Loop 136 km
- MRL Laurel Yard 137 km
- Sipple, Montana 150 km
- MRL Helena Yard 154 km
- MRL Billings Yard 157 km
- MRL Mullan Tunnel 174 km
- Danvers, Montana 184 km
- BNSF (ex-GN) Great Falls Yard 213 km
- Spring Creek Mine 286 km
- Livingston Golf and Country Club 1.6 km
- Downtown Livingston 2.4 km
- Interstate 90 Interchange 337 3.2 km
- Interstate 90 Interchange 333 4.3 km
- Mountain View Cemetery 4.3 km
- Interstate 90 Interchange 340 7.3 km
- Mission Field Airport (LVM/KLVM) - Livingston, Montana 7.6 km
- Livingston Peak 11 km
- Interstate 90 Interchange 343 11 km
- Sheep Mountain 17 km