Coolest Railroad Bridge in Michigan?

[LSRC]

Here's another angle of the Dead River Bridge. Photo by John Ryan.

[Norm]

Don't know if this will work, but it's in "Norm's pictures album. I don't use Flikr. Bridge is in Adrian and was built in 1857.

[Pete Mayor]

Norm, that's another favorite of mine. It's from when they originally built that line which is the first across Michigan. Super history right there.

[Notch 8]

Here is a link for another stone arch bridge in Michigan and is a sister bridge to the bridge in Adrian, These bridges are rare in Michigan they are common on the LS&MS Water Level Route and the Pennsy loved building stone arch bridges.
As far as the bridges in Michigan, I like the trestle at Grand Ledge, The Bridge at Thornapple is neat too and looks a lot like the bridge in Mesick ?
Back when logging was in full swing in Michigan was there not some impressive bridges built on the logging roads ?

http://www.flickr.com/photos/digitalrai ... 591526164/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/digitalrai ... 591526164/

High Bridge across the Big Manistee River.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/upnorthmem ... C1-aUQ728/

Mesick MI Bridge
http://www.flickr.com/photos/70251312@N ... EuK-9Qu3oV
Escanaba River Wells MI,
http://www.flickr.com/photos/view2share ... /lightbox/

[CAT345C]

Dead River bridge....

IMG_1182 by Mike Tabone, on Flickr

IMG_1184 by Mike Tabone, on Flickr

IMG_1186 by Mike Tabone, on Flickr

Dead River by Mike Tabone, on Flickr

Another favorite of mine is the former CNW Escanaba River Bridge in Wells.

SORE-2 South Escanaba River by Mike Tabone, on Flickr

The UP may not have a lot of trains but they sure do have a lot of great places to shoot.

[Norm]

I don't have a photo, but the stone arch bridge in Dexter is cool.

[Saturnalia]

I don't have a photo, but the stone arch bridge in Dexter is cool.

This is a streetview image I had in the gallery here. I used it for a "Where's This?" a few weeks ago...

[SD80MAC]

CSX in Grand Ledge from 2007.

[TomCat4680]

Definitely the CN (ex GTW) bridge over Fenton Rd. in Flint which was "modified" to say Grand Funk Railroad.

[SousaKerry]

Why no love for the movable span in Bay City? I found that by accident one day and fell in love, never been lucky enough to catch a train on it though.


https://images.marinas.com/med_res_id/11451

[railohio]

I vote for Niles because you know when to see a train on it.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/railohio/5632317743

[LSRC]

Maybe not the coolest, but I always liked the CHPERE MARQUETTE bridge between Saginaw and Bay City.