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- Q4654082 abstract "The Armour-Swift-Burlington (ASB) Bridge, also known as the North Kansas City Bridge and the LRC Bridge, is a rail crossing over the Missouri River in Kansas City, Missouri that formerly also handled car traffic.The piers were built in 1890. However, later that year, lack of funding prevented the bridge from being built. In 1909, Waddell & Harrington designed the current bridge and construction started. The bridge is one of two of this type that had car traffic on Route 9 on the upper level, and rail traffic on the lower level. The lower deck could be raised to permit riverboats to pass without interrupting car traffic on top. This design allowed the hangers from the lower deck to go through the truss members of the upper deck.It was built by a combination of Armour Packing Company, Swift & Company, and Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad.In 1987, the Heart of America Bridge bridge opened to the east to replace the vehicular portion.In 1996, the remaining part of the ASB was designated by the American Society of Civil Engineers as a national landmark in civil engineering. The bridge is now owned by the BNSF Railway. The ASB has a 428-foot main span, and makes it the ninth-longest vertical-lift drawbridge in the United States.It is also a tourist attraction, as many people visit it each year.This is also one of two of this type ever built.".
- Q4654082 bridgeCarries "Railroads, and formerly Automobiles".
- Q4654082 closingYear "1987".
- Q4654082 crosses Q5419.
- Q4654082 length "390.7536".
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- Q4654082 mainspan "130.4544".
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- Q4654082 openingYear "1911".
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- Q4654082 bridgeName "ASB Bridge".
- Q4654082 carries "Railroads, and formerly Automobiles".
- Q4654082 closed "1987".
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- Q4654082 design "double-deck truss bridge with vertical lift".
- Q4654082 locale "Kansas City, Missouri to North Kansas City, Missouri".
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- Q4654082 officialName "Armour-Swift-Burlington Bridge".
- Q4654082 open "1911".
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- Q4654082 comment "The Armour-Swift-Burlington (ASB) Bridge, also known as the North Kansas City Bridge and the LRC Bridge, is a rail crossing over the Missouri River in Kansas City, Missouri that formerly also handled car traffic.The piers were built in 1890. However, later that year, lack of funding prevented the bridge from being built. In 1909, Waddell & Harrington designed the current bridge and construction started.".
- Q4654082 label "ASB Bridge".
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- Q4654082 name "Armour-Swift-Burlington Bridge".