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Bridge proper spans 415 ft. from abutment to abutment consisting of five spans of 83 ft.; two end spans having rocker posts; concrete deck is carried on four rows of plate girders spaced at 14 ft. 6 in. centers; provision for future double-track car line; clear distance between curbs is 46 ft.; there are double curbs and two sidewalks of 6 ft. clear width; lower curb has height of 7 in. and upper one 6 in.
Bridge proper spans 415 ft. from abutment to abutment consisting of five spans of 83 ft.; two end spans having rocker posts; concrete deck is carried on four rows of plate girders spaced at 14 ft. 6 in. centers; provision for future double-track car line; clear distance between curbs is 46 ft.; there are double curbs and two sidewalks of 6 ft. clear width; lower curb has height of 7 in. and upper one 6 in.
North Bathurst street bridge, Toronto
Can. Engr
Proctor, W.D. (author)
Canadian Engineer ; 59
1930
4 pages
7 Figs.
Article (Journal)
English
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