Port Perry Bridge (Union Railroad)

The Port Perry Bridge, owned and operated by the Union Railroad, is a major railroad bridge located in the Monongahela Valley near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The bridge spans the Monongahela River, connecting the Union Railroad's lines and facilitating the movement of heavy freight traffic, primarily coal and steel, between various mills and industries in the region. It is a significant component of the area's rail infrastructure, supporting the transport of vital materials for the steel industry and other businesses reliant on rail transport. The bridge's robust construction is essential for handling the substantial weight and volume of freight trains that traverse it daily. The Port Perry Bridge is a crucial link in the region's interconnected rail network, playing a key role in supporting the local economy.