Big Four Bridge, Louisville (must see)

The Big Four Bridge is an enormous bridge crossing the Ohio River and connecting Louisville and Jeffersonville. Initially, the bridge was supposed to serve as a railroad passage and it did from 1929, when it was built to replace a smaller bridge, until 1968. Today the bridge is abandoned, but it serves as a nice addition to the river's appearance. In the near future, there are plans for the Big Four Bridge to be transformed into a passage for pedestrians and bicycles.

Image Courtesy of Flickr and LuAnn Snawder Photography.

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Sight Name: Big Four Bridge
Sight Location: Louisville, USA (See walking tours in Louisville)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark

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