Rock Island Bridge redevelopment project moves toward construction launch
21 Oct 2021
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The Rock Island Bridge, built in 1905, is about 700 feet long and will be repurposed to provide a public pedestrian trail crossing from the West Bottoms to existing levee trails along the Kansas River’s west side. The redevelopment also will include restaurants, event space and public use space, and become an entertainment venue.
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