Railroad bridge across the former Sugar Creek channel in Lake Springfield (Illinois). Owned and operated by the Canadian National Railroad, originally built by the St. Louis and Chicago Railway, and beginning in 1900 owned and operated by the Illinois Central Railroad. View is from the west (upstream) side. Red and green lights and arrows tell boaters to bear to the right going through the bridge; a buoy in front of the bridge warns boaters to reduce speed.
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