2011/05, CPR/Napinka Sub. mile 21.1, Bridge over Long River E. of Clearwater MB. A significant landmark, this bridge frequently named the “Clearwater Bridge”, was built in 1979 and is 278’ in length. Bridge height is approximately 100’ from river bottom. Construction is reinforced concrete. The bridge consists of 3 BDPG (ballasted deck plate girder) spans, 85 ft., 101 ft., and 101 ft. (Information – BTRC/CPR files) View – looking slightly N.W.  (Click on photo for larger image) Photo – Taken with a Nikon 18-135 mm zoom lens. N.F. © Text and Photos exclusive copyright of N. Froese, Author.

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Respect of and Permission for Access to Rail Property:  This publication consists of a series of photos of rail pictures from Morden, MB to Killarney, MB and focuses on the CPR, and the  Boundary Trail Railway Co. Right of Ways.  In no way should these photos encourage persons to trespass on these railway properties in order to take pictures unless they first contact and obtain and complete a “Release of Liability And Indemnity Agreement in Respect of Visiting” from the railway companies on who’s property they intend to visit.  For further information about railway safety and protocol, visit the website – http://www.operationlifesaver.ca/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/PRsafetyguide_EN.pdf

The blog photos in this presentation were taken with permission and in the context of the above agreements.