[3] It came to be jointly used by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, the Charleston Interurban Company, vehicular, and pedestrian traffic.

The company owned the bridge and terminal facilities, along with 1.038 miles (1.670 km) of track, all located at Charleston, West Virginia.

[3] The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway purchased the Kanawha Bridge and Terminal in 1910 and used it to connect itself with the Kanawha and Michigan Railway on the north side of the river.

In the 2000s, the City of Charleston explored utilizing the bridge as a river crossing for a proposed bicycle trail network, but by 2019 the proposal had been tabled due to the estimated costs of renovating the bridge.

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