Reinforced Concrete Bridges
Reinforced Concrete Bridges
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PEXXSYLVAXIA Three spans of 94 to 96 feet. Roadway 23 feet For the Board of Commissioners of Dauphin County. Harrisburg. Pennsylvania. 1914 BRIDGE 2671, ST. JOSEPH DIVISION*. K. C. C. C. & ST. J. RY.. ST. JOSEPH. MISSOURI Span of opening 70 feet. Roadway 16 feet. Skew 53 degrees For the Kansas City. Clay County & St. Joseph Railway Company. Kansas City, Missouri, 1912 33 WAYNE STREET BRIDGE, OVER WABASH RIVER, PERU, INDIANA Seven spans of 75 to 100 feet. Roadway 32 feet For the Board of Commiss...ioners of Miami County, Peru, Indiana, 1905 The only highway bridge on sixty miles of the Wabash River to survive the flood of March, 1913 SEVENTEENTH STREET BRIDGE, BOULDER, COLORADO Span of waterway 70 feet. Roadway 24 feet For the City of Boulder, Colorado, 1906 34 TAYLOR'S FALLS BRIDGE, OVER MERRIMAC RIVER, NASHUA, NEW HAMPSHIRE Five spans of 88 to 100 feet. Roadway 36 feet For the City of Nashua and Town of Hudson, New Hampshire, 1910 I RIPLEY BRIDGE. RIPLEY, NEW YORK Span of waterway 80 feet.
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PEXXSYLVAXIA Three spans of 94 to 96 feet. Roadway 23 feet For the Board of Commissioners of Dauphin County. Harrisburg. Pennsylvania. 1914 BRIDGE 2671, ST. JOSEPH DIVISION*. K. C. C. C. & ST. J. RY.. ST. JOSEPH. MISSOURI Span of opening 70 feet. Roadway 16 feet. Skew 53 degrees For the Kansas City. Clay County & St. Joseph Railway Company. Kansas City, Missouri, 1912 33 WAYNE STREET BRIDGE, OVER WABASH RIVER, PERU, INDIANA Seven spans of 75 to 100 feet. Roadway 32 feet For the Board of Commiss...ioners of Miami County, Peru, Indiana, 1905 The only highway bridge on sixty miles of the Wabash River to survive the flood of March, 1913 SEVENTEENTH STREET BRIDGE, BOULDER, COLORADO Span of waterway 70 feet. Roadway 24 feet For the City of Boulder, Colorado, 1906 34 TAYLOR'S FALLS BRIDGE, OVER MERRIMAC RIVER, NASHUA, NEW HAMPSHIRE Five spans of 88 to 100 feet. Roadway 36 feet For the City of Nashua and Town of Hudson, New Hampshire, 1910 I RIPLEY BRIDGE. RIPLEY, NEW YORK Span of waterway 80 feet.
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