Amtrak - King Of Prussia Highway Overpass
Photo
Amtrak - King of Prussia Highway Overpass
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BH Photo #455367
Facts
- Overview
- Steel stringer bridge over King of Prussia Highway on Amtrak
- Location
- Radnor, Delaware County, Pennsylvania
- Status
- Open to traffic
- Railroads
- - Amtrak (AMTK)
- Commuter Rail
- Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA)
- Design
- Steel stringer
- Dimensions
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Length of largest span: 23.0 ft.
Total length: 25.9 ft.
- Approximate latitude, longitude
- +40.04474, -75.36013 (decimal degrees)
40°02'41" N, 75°21'36" W (degrees°minutes'seconds") - Approximate UTM coordinates
- 18/469279/4432784 (zone/easting/northing)
- Inventory numbers
- PA 23 1021 0060 0533 (Pennsylvania Bridge Management System number)
BH 80643 (Bridgehunter.com ID)
Update Log
- August 30, 2019: New photo from Geoff Hubbs
- March 1, 2018: Updated by Luke: Merged 1992 NBI
- February 28, 2018: Updated by Dana and Kay Klein: Added category ""Truck Eating"" per Oakley
Sources
- Dana and Kay Klein
- Luke
- Geoff Hubbs
Comments
The name of the highway is King of Prussia Road, not King of Prussia Highway
Okay.Thanks,Luke.I wasn't sure if that was a Septa stop or not.
The bridge is just west of SEPTA's Radnor station.
I agree,Dana and Kay.That's why I think Septa picks up passengers there along with Amtrak.
Interesting that a Railroad Facilitates pedestrians, rarely encounter that.
I do agree,Ed.Looks like they added I-Beams Ed.
Yes, it appears that pedestrian walkways were added to the sides of the rail bridge and I-beams were put at the sides to protect the walkways and pedestrians on them. The abutments were widened to support the walks and guard beams.
Looks like they added I-beams to either side to protect the walkways at the sides of the original bridge.
I think along with possibly Amtrak Septa uses this line too.
George looks like an Amtrak Line, if not sure one of our RR enthusiasts will correct.
Yep.That's the bridge.Looks just like the one I saw on the news in Radnor,Pa.Thanks Dana and Kay.
George MIGHT be this one!
This page's URL is http://bridgehunter.com/pa/delaware/bh80643/
Just looked at street view picture #1 and saw a Septa station sign so it looks like Septa does stop at the station by this bridge.Also the stairs are another giveaway to Septa and Amtrak picking up at this rail station.