Illinois Terminal Railroad
View Exhibit mapAllen Line Trestle (Madison County, Illinois)
built ca. 1900 by Illinois Terminal Railroad, removed after line discontinuedLost Pratt through truss bridge over unknown creek on former Illinois Terminal Railroad near Edwardsville, ILLost
Branch Street Trestle (St. Louis, Missouri)
Built 1910 with the McKinley Bridge for Illinois Traction System; closed to railroad traffic in 1977; reopened to pedestrians June 7, 2008Deck girder bridge connecting Branch Street to the McKinley Bridge on former Illinois Terminal Railroad at St. LouisOpen to pedestrians
Burlington Northern Bridge (Madison County, Illinois)
through truss bridge, visible from IL 3. formerly carried Illinois Terminal railroad that ran alongside Broadway in AltonThrough truss bridge over Wood River Creek on UP Railroad in AltonOpen to railroad traffic, but rarely used
Cahokia Creek Bridge (Madison County, Illinois)
Warren deck truss bridge over Cahokia Creek on MCT Watershed Trail, former Illinois Terminal RailroadOpen to pedestrians
I & M Canal Fox River Aqueduct (La Salle County, Illinois)
I&M Canal Aqueduct/Illinois Traction System over the Fox RiverI&M Canal aqueduct/IL Traction System spaning the Fox RiverOpen to Foot & Bike Traffic. Aqueduct is dry.
Indian Creek Bridge (Madison County, Illinois)
replaced a pony plate girder railroad bridge (which was relocated) using the same abuntmentsModern pratt pony truss bridge over Indian Creek on MCT Watershed Trail in South RoxanaOpen to pedestrians and bicyclists
Interurban Bridge (Vermilion County, Illinois)
Built 1906, closed to traffic April 8, 1946, abandoned October 16, 1946, demolished in 1947Lost Deck truss bridge over Vermilion River on former Illinois Traction System in DanvilleDemolished
Iron Horse Trestle (St. Louis, Missouri)
Built in 1930 by the McClintic-Marshall Company of Chicago, IllinoisElevated plate girder trestle over numerous city streets on the Illinois Terminal Railroad in St. LouisAbandoned but awaiting plans to convert into a pedestrian trail. Purchased by Great Rivers Greenway District.
Madison ITRR Overpass (Madison County, Illinois)
Built 1935Girder bridge over IL 203 on former IT RR, now a bike trail in Madisonopen to pedestrians, on the same rail line that included Venice Trestle
McKinley Bridge (St. Louis, Missouri)
Built 1910, closed to traffic in October 2001, reopened in 2007Through truss bridge over the Mississippi River at St. LouisOpen to traffic
McKinley Bridge (Peoria County, Illinois)
Built 1907, closed to traffic in 1951Lost Bascule bridge over Illinois River on Illinois Terminal Railroad in PeoriaNo longer exists
N. University Drive IT RR bridge (Madison County, Illinois)
Built 1969 by the Illinois Terminal Railroad. Converted to trail use in 2002 after railroad line was abanonded.Deck plate girder bridge over N. University Drive on MCT Watershed Trail, former Illinois Terminal RailroadOpen to pedestrians
Venice Trestle (Madison County, Illinois)
former approach trestle to the McKinley Bridge, wood trestle destroyed by fire (although some removed as early as 2004); steel trestle removed in 2006-2007, truss bridge removed late 2008Lost Stringer and Truss bridge over various streets on former Illinois Terminal Railroad approach to McKinley BridgeRemoved in 2004-2006, the truss bridge over TRRA yard was removed in late 2008.
Wanda Railroad Viaduct (Madison County, Illinois)
Open to railroad traffic above and vehicle traffic below.Pony/through plate girder bridge over Old Alton-Edwardsville Road, MCT Watershed Trail (former Illinois Terminal Railroad) on Norfolk Southern Railway in RoxanaOpen to traffic
Watershed Trail Viaduct (Madison County, Illinois)
former railroad line abandoned in 1990s, reopened 2003 as a bike trailPony/through plate girder bridge over UP Railroad on MCT Watershed TrailOpen to pedestrians
Worden MCT Trail Crossing (Madison County, Illinois)
plate girder bridge that went over the former Illinois Termial RailroadDeck plate girder bridge over MCT Trail, former Illinois Termial Railroad on Missouri Pacific Railroad in WordenOpen to railroad traffic above