You'll Want To Cross These 9 Amazing Bridges In Kansas
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Annie
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Kansas is an amazing state with its ample farmland, colorful views, and diverse culture…so it only makes sense that the Sunflower State would also be home to some amazing bridges! Here are 9 of those amazing structures that you’ll be dying to cross.
When it opened in 1955, Centennial was intended to be a toll road, charging motorists $.10 to cross the Missouri River.
The neighboring bridges were opened in 1956 (Broadway) and 1917 (Hannibal.)
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Notice the graffiti? Local high school seniors have made it a tradition to spray paint their names and class information on the bridge.
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Amelia Earhart Memorial was built to replace an existing bridge that was too small for the area's growing needs.
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This Kansas landmark was built in 1923 to help motorists cross Brush Creek.
OK, so *techinically* it is on the Missouri side, but we thought ASB was still worth noting because of its distinct design.
Onion Creek is only one of two bridges in the state with vertical end posts.
The stunning pedestrian bridge allows visitors to cross the Arkansas River with ease!
Do you cross any of these bridges on a regular basis?
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