Skeena River bridges

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The Skeena River bridges are a series of historic railway crossings in British Columbia that carry the former Grand Trunk Pacific Railway line over the Skeena River along its rugged canyon route.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf railway infrastructure
series of railway bridges
associatedWith Canadian National Railway
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Company
carries former Grand Trunk Pacific Railway line
constructionMaterial riveted steel trusses
steel
crosses Skeena River
crossesFeature rugged canyon terrain
designContext bridges built to withstand high flows and debris in mountain river canyons
engineeringSignificance examples of early steel railway bridge design in northern British Columbia
era early 20th century railway expansion
follows Skeena River canyon route
function rail transport corridor continuity
heritageStatus historic railway crossings
locatedIn British Columbia
Canada
nearbyCity Prince Rupert, British Columbia
Terrace, British Columbia
partOf Skeena River rail corridor
purpose to carry trains across multiple Skeena River channels and gorges
railwayLine Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
railwayLineSuccessor Canadian National Railway main line
region North Coast region of British Columbia
riverSystem Skeena River watershed
linked to: Skeena River
topographicContext mountainous and canyon landscape along the Skeena River
transportMode rail
usedBy freight trains
passenger trains
railway traffic

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Grand Trunk Pacific Railway notableStructure Skeena River bridges