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Camas railroad bridge project is part of BNSF capital program

Rail upgrades were also recently completed

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Work on the project that will lead to the replacement of the 106-year-old railroad bridge over the Washougal River is currently in the permitting and design phase. Most of the construction is expected to take place starting in 2016.

A project that will lead to the replacement of the railroad bridge in Camas is part of a $189 million capital program being led by BNSF Railway Company in Washington.

BNSF announced Friday that the 2015 projects will focus on rail capacity improvements and maintenance.

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