Storm Highway by Dan Robinson
Storm chasing, photography and the open roadClick for an important message
Storm Highway by Dan RobinsonClick for an important message
Home | Blog Index | Blog Archives | Christianity & Faith Essays | Storm Chasing Essays

                   Monday, June 18, 2007 - 10:37PM

Mingo Creek Viaduct

By DAN ROBINSON
Editor/Photographer
Important Message 30 Years of Storm Chasing & Photography Dan's YouTube Video Channel Dan's RSS/XML feed

The Mingo Creek Viaduct (also known as the Joe Montana Bridges) near Finleyville, Pennsylvania is the site of three large bridges - two highway (Route 43, part of the PA Turnpike system) and one railroad (W&LE) - that criscross across a wide valley in a rural area south of Pittsburgh. The railroad bridge is 200 feet tall, the highway spans at 260 feet high and 2400 feet long. These are one of the more impressive bridge structures in the country.

With temperatures hovering over a muggy 90 degrees, we decided not to hang around and wait for a train. That will have to wait for another time.

30 Years of Storm Chasing & Photography
Important Message
Dan's YouTube Video Channel
Dan's Twitter feed
Dan's RSS/XML feed

GO: Home | Storm Chase Logs | Photography | Extreme Weather Library | Stock Footage | Blog

Featured Weather Library Article:

Lightning types
Anvil crawlers, bolts from the blue, sheet, ribbon and bead lightning. Learn how to identify each!
More Library Articles

All content © Dan Robinson. All usage requires a paid license - please contact Dan for inquiries.

Web Site Design and Internet Marketing by CIS Internet