BNSF at Lindbergh Blvd

Another hotspot of mine is at the end of Lindbergh Blvd. It's hard to believe this major 22mile boulevard that skirts the city and caries US highway 67 to South County, ends here. The road only crosses the tracks to serve two business. It also is one of only a few flashing light only mainline crossings in St. Louis County. (Central Midland short line doesn't count)
This xing.
Angelrodt St BNSF K-line
Old Baumgartner Rd BNSF River Sub South County
Lewis Rd BNSF Cuba near Eureka Are the only FL only crossings I know of on the BNSF mainline in the county.
Another nice thing about this area is the train speed, trains are either slowing or accelerating from the bridge, both are neat sights to see.
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[@quentinratliff6782]

I’ve been on US 67 in Missouri for years going to Six Flags. I’ve passed the Railroad Crossing on Lindbergh Bvld for years. And still no gates added to the crossing.

[@Scorges1]

Honestly no need for crossing gates there. That crossing rarely gets trains as is. Hannibal Subdivision doesn't get as many trains and they are scattered far apart.

[@Scorges1]

Not every day you get to see a train go over that bridge. Nice catch BTW! That grade crossing near Spanish Lake only gets 4 trains a day but hardly ever used by BNSF.

[@swarnaganasuryana627]

finaly yo upload again
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[@MetxsightseerRailfan]

Cool

[@csxfreighttrainproductions1349]

Maybe someday we will bump into each other to railfan. I live in Ohio