Mantua Creek railroad bridge

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The Mantua Creek railroad bridge is a swing-span rail bridge in Paulsboro, New Jersey, known for carrying freight trains over Mantua Creek and for its involvement in a notable 2012 train derailment and chemical spill.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf railway bridge
swing bridge
approachFrom Gibbstown, New Jersey side
Paulsboro, New Jersey side
carried Conrail freight train
country United States of America
crosses Mantua Creek
crossesWaterBody Mantua Creek
eventLocation 2012 Paulsboro train derailment
function to carry trains over Mantua Creek
hasDesign swing-span truss
hasTraffic freight trains
hazardousMaterialsIncident vinyl chloride release in 2012
locatedIn Gloucester County, New Jersey
New Jersey
Paulsboro, New Jersey
material steel
near Paulsboro residential areas
industrial facilities along Mantua Creek
notableFor 2012 train derailment
2012 vinyl chloride chemical spill
openedForTraffic early 20th century
operator Conrail Shared Assets Operations
linked to: Conrail
owner Conrail Shared Assets Operations
linked to: Conrail
partOf Conrail Shared Assets Operations network
linked to: Conrail
railwayLine Penns Grove Secondary
structureType swing-span
usedFor freight rail traffic

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Paulsboro, New Jersey hasBridge Mantua Creek railroad bridge