Canadian Train Bridges and Trestles
Manitoba
 
 

View my Alberta section of this page for the most
up to date pictures of The CPR's Bonnybrook Bridge collapse,
southeast of downtown Calgary Alberta.
There are some extremely detailed Close up of the damage.
This pictures were provided by Massey F. Jones



 
I decided to write this page on railway bridges after a visitor Arthur Grieve, Winnipeg, Manitoba offered to give me a number of railway bridge pictures that he had collected.
I again hope that my visitors will be sending me their pictures to be
included on this page. 
johnmacdonald@summerville-novascotia.com

 
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Minnewashta Creek Viaduct (Uno Bridge), M.P. 185.7 
Rivers Subdivision

In 1991, I was Track Engineer on the Saskatchewan
South District. 
One of our projects that summer was to convert the
Uno Bridge from an open deck to ballast deck bridge. 
We were given a five day track closure, which in my
career was an unprecedented work block for a core
main route.  We went to work immediately after #2
passed on Sunday evening September 1st, worked around
the clock for the next five days, and completed the job in 
the early hours of September 7th.  I documented the job in 
photos and attach a sampling for your enjoyment. 
Included is the last train over the old deck (#2), and the
first train over the new deck (train ID not recorded, but it 
looks like a hotshot of the day).  On the Saturday morning, 
almost everyone had cleared out and I was also anxious to 
get home after a long week. But I wanted to catch a picture 
of the first train over the bridge so I patiently took my
position on the side of the hill enjoying a wonderful
prairie morning overlooking the Assiniboine River Valley. 
As I waited for the train, I watched as the bridge's shadow
moved nicely into position for perfect timing with the
arrival of the eastbound!

These pictures was taken by Grant S.Bailey and were submitted by Jean Guy Hamel
Minnewashta Creek Viaduct (Uno Bridge), M.P. 185.7 
Rivers Subdivision
These pictures was taken by Grant S.Bailey and were submitted by Jean Guy Hamel
Minnewashta Creek Viaduct (Uno Bridge), M.P. 185.7 
Rivers Subdivision
These pictures was taken by Grant S.Bailey and were submitted by Jean Guy Hamel
Minnewashta Creek Viaduct (Uno Bridge), M.P. 185.7 
Rivers Subdivision
These pictures was taken by Grant S.Bailey and were submitted by Jean Guy Hamel
Minnewashta Creek Viaduct (Uno Bridge), M.P. 185.7 
Rivers Subdivision
These pictures was taken by Grant S.Bailey and were submitted by Jean Guy Hamel
Minnewashta Creek Viaduct (Uno Bridge), M.P. 185.7 
Rivers Subdivision
These pictures was taken by Grant S.Bailey and were submitted by Jean Guy Hamel
Minnewashta Creek Viaduct (Uno Bridge), M.P. 185.7 
Rivers Subdivision
These pictures was taken by Grant S.Bailey and were submitted by Jean Guy Hamel
Minnewashta Creek Viaduct (Uno Bridge), M.P. 185.7 
Rivers Subdivision
These pictures was taken by Grant S.Bailey and were submitted by Jean Guy Hamel
Minnewashta Creek Viaduct (Uno Bridge), M.P. 185.7 
Rivers Subdivision
These pictures was taken by Grant S.Bailey and were submitted by Jean Guy Hamel
Minnewashta Creek Viaduct (Uno Bridge), M.P. 185.7 
Rivers Subdivision
These pictures was taken by Grant S.Bailey and were submitted by Jean Guy Hamel
Minnewashta Creek Viaduct (Uno Bridge), M.P. 185.7 
Rivers Subdivision
These pictures was taken by Grant S.Bailey and were submitted by Jean Guy Hamel

 
Canadian Northern Train Bridge, on the 
Assiniboine River, Winnipeg

CNR bridge spanning the Assiniboine River at Winnipeg. This bridge was built by the Canadian Northern Rwy.in
1914 and served as their main line until some time in the early 1920's when the main line was relocated. It was then used as a connection between Fort Rouge yard and the old east yard of the CNR. It serves no purpose now except 
as a museum piece. This was a drawbridge. 

This picture was taken and submitted by Arthur Grieve, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Canadian Northern Railway Bridge, Winnipeg
This picture was taken and submitted by Arthur Grieve, Winnipeg, Manitoba
CN Train Bridge on the Red River, Winnipeg
This picture was taken and submitted by Arthur Grieve, Winnipeg, Manitoba
CN Train Bridge on the Red River, Winnipeg
This picture was taken and submitted by Arthur Grieve, Winnipeg, Manitoba
CN Train Bridge on the Red River, Winnipeg
This picture was taken and submitted by Arthur Grieve, Winnipeg, Manitoba
CN Railway Bridge on the Assiniboine River, Winnipeg, MB

CNR  bridge spanning the Assiniboine river at 
Winnipeg MB. This bridge is on the abandoned Oak Pointe 
subdivision of the CNR and is no longer used for any purpose.

This picture was taken and submitted by Arthur Grieve, Winnipeg, Manitoba
CN Train Bridge spanning the Red River at Emerson MB
This picture was taken and submitted by Arthur Grieve, Winnipeg, Manitoba
CN Train Bridge Emerson, MB
This picture was taken and submitted by Arthur Grieve, Winnipeg, Manitoba
CPR bridge spanning the Assiniboine River at Headingly MB which is a few miles west of Winnipeg.
This picture was taken and submitted by Arthur Grieve, Winnipeg, Manitoba
CPR Train Bridge spanning the Red River at 
Winnipeg MB.
This is on the east-west main line of the CPR. 
This picture was taken and submitted by Arthur Grieve, Winnipeg, Manitoba
CP Railway Bridge at This line later became
part of the CNR system.
This picture was taken and submitted by Arthur Grieve, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Elphinstone MB Railway Trestle

Wooden bridge spanning the Little Saskatchewan River
at Elphinstone MB. 
This is on the abandoned CNR Rossburn subdivision. 

This picture was taken and submitted by Arthur Grieve, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Hudson Bay Railway LePas MB 1913

Hudson Bay Rwy.bridge spanning the Saskatchewan River at  The Pas MB. This line later became part of the CNR.
The photo was taken in 1913.

This picture was submitted by Arthur Grieve, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Burlington Northern SantaFe Railway Bridge  Winnipeg MB

Burlington Northern Santa Fe bridge spanning the Assiniboine river at Winnipeg MB 

This picture was taken and submitted by Arthur Grieve, Winnipeg, Manitoba

 
 
 
 
 
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