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CIND - Cleves Bridge

Hamilton County, Ohio

Photo 

Deck view

Photo taken by Jonathan Maxwell

BH Photo #108267

Map 

Street View 

Facts 

Overview
Four-span through truss railroad bridge over the Great Miami River next to US 50 at Cleves
Location
Hamilton County, Ohio
Status
Open to traffic on two railroad tracks
History
Built 1913
Builder
- Pennsylvania Steel Co. of Steelton, Pennsylvania
Railroads
- Central Railroad of Indiana (CIND)
- Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway (CCC&StL; Big 4)
- Conrail (CR)
- New York Central Railroad (NYC)
- Penn Central Railroad (PC)
Design
Warren through truss
Also called
Big Four - Cleves Bridge
NYC - Cleves Bridge
Approximate latitude, longitude
+39.16937, -84.75793   (decimal degrees)
39°10'10" N, 84°45'29" W   (degrees°minutes'seconds")
Approximate UTM coordinates
16/693691/4337966 (zone/easting/northing)
Quadrangle map:
Hooven
Inventory number
BH 27605 (Bridgehunter.com ID)

Categories 

Built 1913 (805)
Built during 1910s (9,179)
Central Railroad of Indiana (21)
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway (110)
Conrail (875)
Great Miami River (43)
Hamilton County, Ohio (97)
Have street view (25,079)
New York Central Railroad (452)
 Ohio (3,095)
Open (38,287)
Penn Central Railroad (572)
Pennsylvania Steel Co. (140)
Railroad (14,228)
Through truss (13,865)
Truss (30,973)
Warren through truss (1,537)
Warren truss (6,083)

Update Log 

  • April 15, 2010: New Street View added by Bill Eichelberger
  • February 16, 2010: Updated by Anthony Dillon: Added GPS coordinates
  • September 8, 2005: Posted photo from Jonathan Maxwell

Sources 

  • Jonathan Maxwell - themaxwellshouse [at] roadrunner [dot] com
  • Tony Dillon - spansaver [at] hotmail [dot] com
  • Bill Eichelberger
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CIND - Cleves Bridge
Posted February 14, 2019, by George Oakley (Georgeoakley49 [at] yahoo [dot] com )

In the overview section 4 truss sections were listed.I actually counted 6 truss sections.

CIND - Cleves Bridge
Posted February 14, 2019, by William Arnold (joeandbeaa [at] gmail [dot] com)

This rail bridge uses one abuttment from a prior wooden Aquaduct at that location. The Aquaduct was 8 spans and a total length of 480'. It was built as part of the Cincinnati & Whitewater Canal. Just curious if anyone knows anything more about that Aquaduct?

Cleves Railroad Bridge
Posted July 26, 2008, by Joan (my3cats [at] cinci [dot] rr [dot] com)

I was just down there last Sunday,7.19.08, and a sign posted on the right side of the approach to the bridge noted that the pedestrian walkway across the bridge was not safe to walk.