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Explosives drop steel trestle Missouri River bridge into the water along I-70 while onlookers watch

  • Officials successfully demolished a historic steel trestle bridge over the Missouri River that carried cars across the waterway along I-70. The demolition, delayed by fog, took place in Rocheport, Missouri, and was witnessed by a small crowd on-site and viewers online.
  • The 1,100-foot-long bridge will be removed from the river within 24 hours to clear the channel for boat and barge traffic. Earlier this summer, cars were rerouted onto a new westbound bridge, and a new $220 million bridge is set to be completed by December 2024.
  • Onlookers eagerly awaited the demolition, which finally occurred after a delay due to fog. The livestreamed feed provided a wide shot of the bridge before the explosives were triggered, attracting viewers from across the country.
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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Sunday, September 10, 2023.
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