Waco Bridge

The Waco Bridge in Waco, United States is a 500-foot long bridge that spans the Brazos River. The bridge was built in 1902 and is a major landmark in the city of Waco. It is a cantilevered through-truss bridge of the earliest design and is the last remaining bridge built by the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad. The bridge has no pedestrian walkway, however visitors can take in spectacular views of the river and of downtown Waco from the bridge. The bridge is open to traffic making it a popular route for locals and tourists alike.