State Rep. Bart Korman, R-High Hill, shook hands with Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon at the Route 47 Missouri River Bridge groundbreaking Friday, Aug. 12, in Washington. In back is State Rep. Justin …
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State Rep. Bart Korman, R-High Hill, shook hands with Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon at the Route 47 Missouri River Bridge groundbreaking Friday, Aug. 12, in Washington. In back is State Rep. Justin Alferman. Between 300 and 400 people attended the ceremony. The bridge project calls for a new 2,560-foot-long bridge to be built just to the west of the existing span. It will have two 12-foot driving lanes, two 10-foot shoulders and a 10-foot-wide biking/walking path along the west side. An overlook will be located at the center bridge pier. The new bridge path will connect to a biking/walking path along Highway 47, north of the river, which ties into the state’s Katy Trail. Record Photo.
