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Bridgeton

About Bridgeton

11,630 in city
2,892,874 in metro
39 km² (15 mi²)
A suburb of St. Louis, located in northwest St. Louis County between the Lambert-St. Louis International Airport and St. Charles. Founded in 1794 as Marais des Liards, the name was later changed to Village à Robert and then Owen's Station before it became the city of Bridgeton.

Zones

Carrollton (35)

Metro Cities

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No. of Buildings

No. Current status
237 All Buildings
191
existing
46
demolished

Tallest Buildings

# Building Height Year
1 SureStay Plus Hotel Tower - 1976
2 DePaul Medical Office Building North - 1978
3 Crowne Plaza Hotel St. Louis Airport - 1991
4 Embassy Suites Hotel St. Louis Airport - 1994
5 All Saints Special Care Hospital Building - 1977

Building types

No. Type
182 low-rise building
36 house
4 church
4 open-air structure
4 mast (pole)
2 mast (framework)
2 airport tower
1 high-rise building
1 tunnel
1 sculpture

Other buildings

No. Type
0 Famous buildings
3 Buildings with construction images