West Philadelphia Elevated (Q141577)

matcher place: Philadelphia (relation 188022), Philadelphia County (relation 417845)
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English Wikipedia categories: 1900s establishments, Bridges in North America, Bridges in Philadelphia, Buildings and structures in Philadelphia, Historic American Engineering Record in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Railroad, Railroad bridges in Pennsylvania, Steel bridges, Stone bridges, Transportation in Philadelphia

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Summary from English Wikipedia (enwiki)

The West Philadelphia Elevated, also known as the High Line or Philadelphia High Line, is a railroad viaduct in the western part of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The 8,140-foot (2,480 m) structure spans the railway lines of 30th Street Station, parallel to the main track of the station, in a north-south direction. The 1,045-foot (319 m) long approach made of brick arches is the longest brick bridge and probably even the longest brick building in the United States.

Wikidata location: 39.9620, -75.1844 view on OSM or edit on OSM

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bridge (Q12280)

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Bridges in North America	building=bridge, bridge, type=bridge, man_made=bridge
Bridges in Philadelphia	building=bridge, bridge, type=bridge, man_made=bridge
Railroad bridges in Pennsylvania	building=bridge, bridge, type=bridge, man_made=bridge
Steel bridges	building=bridge, bridge, type=bridge, man_made=bridge
Stone bridges	building=bridge, bridge, type=bridge, man_made=bridge