Loughborough Avenue Bridge Reconstruction

The Loughborough Avenue Bridge Reconstruction Project is a federally supported transportation project located in Carondelet Park, Saint Louis, Missouri

Project Overview

The Loughborough Bridge over Union Pacific Railroad is a vital multimodal crossing in Carondelet Park in Saint Louis, Missouri. Carondelet Park is the third largest city park and includes such amenities as playgrounds, walking paths, sports fields, fishing ponds, and the Carondelet YMCA. The bridge connects the public the Park, essential businesses such as a Schnucks Supermarket and Carondelet Public Library, and Interstate 55. The upgrade of this bridge will directly benefit the Carondelet neighborhood and visitors to Carondelet Park by increasing and improving mobility, safety, and access to pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists. 

The project route is found on the Loughborough Avenue Bridge over Union Pacific Railroad. The bridge was originally built in 1959 and widened in 2009 and is currently classified as poor condition. As of 2020, the Average Annual Daily Traffic (AADT) rate was 21,390 and is expected to grow to 28,877 in 2040. This crossing is vital to connecting residents and visitors to the Park, neighborhood resources, and businesses. 

Project Objectives

Replacement of Bridge with a 3-span structure

Bicycle related improvements:
•    Shared-use path/trail

Pedestrian related improvements:
•    Sidewalk reconstruction/ADA compliant sidewalks

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

Project Location

Loughborough Avenue Bridge over Union Pacific Railroad in Carondelet Park, Saint Louis, Missouri

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Project Location
Location of the Loughborough Avenue Bridge Reconstruction Project

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