Bridge: Raisin River Bridge, Monroe, MI (CN)
This bridge, one of three in the area, was built around 1910 by the Detroit and Toledo Shore Line railroad to cross the Raisin River. It is 420' with four spans. It is used today by the CN railroad. This is the most eastern bridge of the three in Monroe.
Bridge: Raisin River Bridge, Monroe, MI (CN)
This bridge, one of three in the area, was built around 1910 by the Detroit and Toledo Shore Line railroad to cross the Raisin River. It is 420' with four spans. It is used today by the CN railroad. This is the most eastern bridge of the three in Monroe.
