Ceropegia's photos with the keyword: under

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Santa Monica, California (IMG_5277)

Under the CSX Railroad trestle bridge that spans the Coosa River, Gadsden, Alabama (DSC02621)

The CSX Railroad trestle bridge that spans the Coosa River, Gadsden, Alabama (DSC02620)

The CSX Railroad trestle bridge that spans the Coosa River, Gadsden, Alabama (DSC02619)

St. Louis, Missouri, taken in the rain from a parking garage at the Gateway Arch. This historic two level bridge was the first large bridge to span the Mississippi River. It was also the first bridge to have railroad tracks crossing the river. It connects St. Louis, Missouri with East St. Louis, Illinois. Designed by James Buchanan Eads, it was completed in 1874. At 6224 feet long, it was, at the time, the longest arch bridge in the world. In addition, it was first alloy steel bridge; the first to use tubular cord members; and the first to depend entirely on the use of the cantilever in the building of the superstructure. The piers, which were sunk 96 ft. below the water level, an unprecedented depth at the time, were constructed using pneumatic cassions - their first use for such a purpose in the United States. To keep work on the piers going without interuption, Eads even invented a pump to pump sand out of the caissons. (DSC09396)

Part of the 100 year old CSX railroad trestle bridge over the Coosa River, Gadsden, Alabama. (IMG_6376)

Railroad trestle leading to bridge over the Coosa River at Coosa River Landing, Gadsden, Alabama (IMG_5279)

Railroad trestle leading to bridge over the Coosa River at Coosa River Landing, Gadsden, Alabama (IMG_5269)

Railroad trestle leading to bridge over the Coosa River at Coosa River Landing, Gadsden, Alabama (IMG_5267)

On the west bank of the Coosa River, Gadsden, Alabama (IMG_1798)

Concrete arch bridge built 1927 by the C.G. Kershaw Contracting Co. over the Coosa River, Gadsden, Alabama. ( IMG_5234)

This trestle which is over 100 year old is part of the CSX railroad trestle bridge over the Coosa River, Gadsden, Alabama (IMG_5152)

Taken under a railroad trestle that leads to a bridge over the Coosa River, Gadsden, Alabama. This is on the east size of the river. (IMG_6723)

The bridge goes over the Coosa River, Gadsden, Alabama. (IMG_5225c) Another Link in the Chain - Link the concrete railing in front of the window with the concrete railing on a bridge

Concrete arch bridge built 1927 by the C.G. Kershaw Contracting Co. over the Coosa River, Gadsden, Alabama. (IMG_5254)

Taken under the railroad trestle bridge leading over the Coosa River from East to West Gadsden, Alabama (DSC01449bf)