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The City of Buffalo, N. Y., situated at the foot of Lake Erie, is practically the eastern terminus of most of the lake traffic, the natural barrier intervened by the Falls of Niagara River preventing water communication with Lake Ontario, except through the inadequate Welland Canal. This natural obstruction has aided in building up a large commercial city, with an immense water traffic.
The City of Buffalo, N. Y., situated at the foot of Lake Erie, is practically the eastern terminus of most of the lake traffic, the natural barrier intervened by the Falls of Niagara River preventing water communication with Lake Ontario, except through the inadequate Welland Canal. This natural obstruction has aided in building up a large commercial city, with an immense water traffic.
The Breakwater at Buffalo, New York
Low, Emile (author)
Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers ; 52 ; 73-197
2021-01-01
1251904-01-01 pages
Article (Journal)
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The breakwater at Buffalo, New York
| Engineering Index Backfile | 1904
The breakwater at Buffalo, New York
Engineering Index Backfile | 1904
The breakwater at Buffalo, New York
| Engineering Index Backfile | 1903
Concrete breakwater construction of Buffalo, New York
| Engineering Index Backfile | 1902
Closure to “The Breakwater at Buffalo, New York”
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