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| Highline Bridge |
| Carries |
4 tracks of the Kansas City Terminal Railway (KCTR), 2 on lowel level, 2 on upper |
| Crosses |
Kansas River, Armourdale District |
| Locale |
Kansas City, Kansas |
| Maintained by |
BNSF Railway |
| Design |
2 level Thru-Truss, Deck Truss |
| Opening date |
1917 |
The Highline Bridge is an elevated railroad bridge over the Armourdale district of Kansas City, Kansas. It was built in 1917 and is owned and operated by the Kansas City Terminal Railway (KCTR)
It crosses the Kansas River at the eastern part of the bridge, and has thru-truss spans over the Kansas River. The rest of the bridge is a deck truss, and is about one mile long, and goes an north to southeast in direction.
The thru-truss that cross the Kansas River have lift jacks to lift it during floods.
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