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North Glen road arch bridge, Toronto
Steel-arch bridge on concrete piers built to replace old steel trestle; total length of bridge 629 ft. between centers of abutments; main arch of three-hinged spandrel-braced type has span of 280 ft. and rise of 56 ft.; methods of construction, details of expansion joints, etc.
North Glen road arch bridge, Toronto
Steel-arch bridge on concrete piers built to replace old steel trestle; total length of bridge 629 ft. between centers of abutments; main arch of three-hinged spandrel-braced type has span of 280 ft. and rise of 56 ft.; methods of construction, details of expansion joints, etc.
North Glen road arch bridge, Toronto
Can. Engr
Burgoyne, J.S. (author) / Stewart, N.G. (author)
Canadian Engineer ; 56
1929
5 pages
9 Figs.
Article (Journal)
English
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