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Highway relocation for Shasta Project
Details of bridge and viaduct construction and grading operations necessitated by relocation of 18 mi of Pacific Highway, U S route 99, around lake to be formed back of Shasta Dam; following standards were adopted; minimum radius of curvature is 700 ft on open, and 800 ft on blind curves; traffic lane width is 11 ft and gross width of graded roadbed is 32 ft.
Highway relocation for Shasta Project
Details of bridge and viaduct construction and grading operations necessitated by relocation of 18 mi of Pacific Highway, U S route 99, around lake to be formed back of Shasta Dam; following standards were adopted; minimum radius of curvature is 700 ft on open, and 800 ft on blind curves; traffic lane width is 11 ft and gross width of graded roadbed is 32 ft.
Highway relocation for Shasta Project
Civ Eng (NY)
Haselwood, F.W. (author)
1941
4 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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