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    Reinforced concrete cylinder bridge foundations, masonry piers and earth-works in East Africa for makupa causeway

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    Construction of causeway connecting Port of Kilindini on island of Mombasa with mainland; waterway bridged is 1296 ft wide with ordinary spring tides of 15 ft, bridge portion being 300 ft long and balance earth bank causeway; bridge is in five spans of 60 ft each, supported on six masonry piers built on 12-ft concrete cylinder piles, sunk three abreast. (See also Soc Engrs -- Trans 1931 p 240-53 (discussion) p 254-63; Surveyor v 80 n 2083 Dec 25 1931 p 625-6)

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    Construction of causeway connecting Port of Kilindini on island of Mombasa with mainland; waterway bridged is 1296 ft wide with ordinary spring tides of 15 ft, bridge portion being 300 ft long and balance earth bank causeway; bridge is in five spans of 60 ft each, supported on six masonry piers built on 12-ft concrete cylinder piles, sunk three abreast. (See also Soc Engrs -- Trans 1931 p 240-53 (discussion) p 254-63; Surveyor v 80 n 2083 Dec 25 1931 p 625-6)

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    Construction of causeway connecting Port of Kilindini on island of Mombasa with mainland; waterway bridged is 1296 ft wide with ordinary spring tides of 15 ft, bridge portion being 300 ft long and balance earth bank causeway; bridge is in five spans of 60 ft each, supported on six masonry piers built on 12-ft concrete cylinder piles, sunk three abreast. (See also Soc Engrs -- Trans 1931 p 240-53 (discussion) p 254-63; Surveyor v 80 n 2083 Dec 25 1931 p 625-6)

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    Title:

    Reinforced concrete cylinder bridge foundations, masonry piers and earth-works in East Africa for makupa causeway

    Additional title:

    S African Eng

    Contributors:

    Paris, J.R. (author)

    Published in:

    South African Engineering ; 63

    Publication date:

    1932

    Size:

    5 pages

    Type of media:

    Article (Journal)

    Type of material:

    Print

    Language:

    English

    Keywords:

    Causeways

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