St Louis – Missouri & Mississippi Bridges

St Louis sits at the confluence of the Missouri and the Mississippi Rivers. The city was the point of departure for the Lewis and Clark expedition to explore the western USA. The Gateway Arch and the Eads Bridge are the most significant monuments/bridges in St Louis.

The Gateway Arch commemorating the western exploration is the tallest arch in the world at 190 meters (623ft) but in the default is not lit at night.

The Eads Bridge opened in 1874 is a National Historic Landmark. It is the first steel-truss bridge, first to carry railroad tracks, first to use tubular cord members, and first to depend entire on cantilever construction for it’s superstructure. It now has a Metro line on the lower deck and is used for pedestrian and vehicular traffic on the upper deck.

The package includes 24 bridges including 6 twin bridges, for 40 miles upstream on the Missouri to Spirit of St Louis Airport KSUS, and a 37 mile stretch on the Mississippi past St Louis from Alton to the north and Oakville to the south. The Gateway Arch which has no default lighting has night lighting added along with water fixes and river traffic fixes for both sections of the 2 rivers.

Each bridge is individually modeled with accurate dimensions, and provides a very realistic representation of its style and architecture. Each bridge has appropriate night lighting. These bridges look very realistic and replace the MSFS default dams by day and apartment buildings at night.

This package is for personal use with a single copy of MSFS2020 and not for resale, redistributing or copying.