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The '''Paseo Bridge''' is a [[suspension bridge]] over the [[Missouri River]] in [[Kansas City, Missouri]]. It carries [[Interstate 29|Interstates 29]] and [[Interstate 35|35]] and [[U.S. Route 71]] over the bridge. It was built in [[1954]]<ref>James Baughn, James. [http://bridges.midwestplaces.com/mo/lay/paseo/ Paseo Bridge]. ''Historic Bridges of the Midwest''. URL accessed [[30 April]] [[2006]].</ref> and was rehabilitated in 1984 and 2005. According to the [[Missouri Department of Transportation]], the bridge handles 95,000 vehicles a day, <ref>[http://ww.bizjournals.com/kansascity/stories/2005/02/14/daily25.html]. URL accessed [[30 April]] [[2006]].</ref> making it the most used bridge in Kansas City. The Paseo Bridge serves as the main connection between Kansas City and the Northland (the area of Kanss City north of the Missouri River).
The '''Paseo Bridge''' is a [[suspension bridge]] over the [[Missouri River]] in [[Kansas City, Missouri]]. It carries [[Interstate 29|Interstates 29]] and [[Interstate 35|35]] and [[U.S. Route 71]] over the bridge. It was built in [[1954]]<ref>James Baughn, James. [http://bridges.midwestplaces.com/mo/clay/paseo/ Paseo Bridge]. ''Historic Bridges of the Midwest''. URL accessed [[30 April]] [[2006]].</ref> and was rehabilitated in 1984 and 2005. According to the [[Missouri Department of Transportation]], the bridge handles 95,000 vehicles a day, <ref>[http://www.bizjournals.com/kansascity/stories/2005/02/14/daily25.html]. URL accessed [[30 April]] [[2006]].</ref> making it the most used bridge in Kansas City. The Paseo Bridge serves as the main connection between Kansas City and the Northland (the area of Kansas City north of the Missouri River).


[[MoDOT]] is in the planning process of devising a six- to eight-lane crossing for the interstate, either by building a duplicate bridge to house one direction of traffic or a new bridge or bridges. The [[United States dollar|$]]245 million project includes $50 million in funding procured by Senator [[Kit Bond] in the 2005 Transportation Bill. Project plans include significant updates to sections of the freeway and nearby [[interchange (road)|interchange]]s byond the bridge itself.
[[MoDOT]] is in the planning process of devising a six- to eight-lane crossing for the interstate, either by building a duplicate bridge to house one direction of traffic or a new bridge or bridges. The [[United States dollar|$]]245 million project includes $50 million in funding procured by Senator [[Kit Bond]] in the 2005 Transportation Bill. Project plans include significant updates to sections of the freeway and nearby [[interchange (road)|interchange]]s beyond the bridge itself.


==See also==
==See also==
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|upstream = [[Heart of America Bridge]]
|upstream = [[Heart of America Bridge]]
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|downstream = [[Chouteu Freeway Bridge]]
|downstream = [[Chouteau Freeway Bridge]]
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Paseo Bridge
Coordinates39°07′22″N 94°33′57″W / 39.12278°N 94.56583°W / 39.12278; -94.56583
Carries4 lanes of    I-29/I-35/U.S. 71
CrossesMissouri River
LocaleKansas City, Missouri
Official namePaseo Bridge
Maintained byMoDOT
ID number6674
Characteristics
DesignSuspension
Longest span616.0 feet
History
Opened1954[1]
Location
Map

The Paseo Bridge is a suspension bridge over the Missouri River in Kansas City, Missouri. It carries Interstates 29 and 35 and U.S. Route 71 over the bridge. It was built in 1954[2] and was rehabilitated in 1984 and 2005. According to the Missouri Department of Transportation, the bridge handles 95,000 vehicles a day, [3] making it the most used bridge in Kansas City. The Paseo Bridge serves as the main connection between Kansas City and the Northland (the area of Kansas City north of the Missouri River).

MoDOT is in the planning process of devising a six- to eight-lane crossing for the interstate, either by building a duplicate bridge to house one direction of traffic or a new bridge or bridges. The $245 million project includes $50 million in funding procured by Senator Kit Bond in the 2005 Transportation Bill. Project plans include significant updates to sections of the freeway and nearby interchanges beyond the bridge itself.

See also

References

  1. ^ National Bridge Inventory database, structure no. 6674
  2. ^ James Baughn, James. Paseo Bridge. Historic Bridges of the Midwest. URL accessed 30 April 2006.
  3. ^ [1]. URL accessed 30 April 2006.


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