The Pecos River High Bridge carries the Union Pacific Railroad across the Pecos River gorge, near the town of Comstock, Texas, and is historically the second high-level crossing on this …

Driving up U.S. Highway 90 from Del Rio, in the desert reaches of West Texas, who would imagine the sight of the Pecos River and the Pecos High Bridge appearing suddenly in view? …

2024年10月26日 · The Pecos River High Bridge is famous for its engineering prowess. The bridge stands at an impressive height of 273 feet above the riverbed, making it the highest bridge in …

The Pecos High Bridge may be the most famous of all the historic bridges in Texas. In 1892, it held the distinction of being not only the highest bridge in the United States, but also, at 322 …

An overlook alongside a pullout on the northeast end of the bridge affords excellent views of the Pecos River canyon. Upstream just a few miles, out of sight around a river bend, is the second …

At 1,310 feet long and almost 300 feet above the water, the highest highway bridge in the state—on U.S. 90, between Comstock and Langtry, in Southwest Texas—offers heady views …

1995年5月1日 · The most famous was the 1892 Pecos High Bridge, for many years the highest railroad bridge in North America. On the original Sunset Route, completed in 1883, a low …

2010年8月10日 · The Southern Pacific Railroad built the first high bridge across the Pecos in 1891. (A historical marker located near Comstock in Val Verde County, Texas.) High canyon …

This bridge, 1310 ft long, is the highest in Texas – 273 ft. above river’s normal water line. Erected 1970 by State Historical Survey Committee. Topics and series. This historical marker is listed …

The most famous was the 1892 Pecos High Bridge, for many years the highest railroad bridge in North America. On the original Sunset Route, completed in 1883, a low bridge was located at …