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Flow of traffic to Potomac River bridges improved by construction of several bridges along 14 St. and extension of Independence Ave, designed to combine beauty and utility; light, reinforced concrete rib type structure of three 56-ft span rigid frames masked with stone faced, arched curtain walls built at one location; reinforced concrete continuous tee-beam construction used for parallel 3-span bridge; groups of continuous steel beam spans at third location.
Flow of traffic to Potomac River bridges improved by construction of several bridges along 14 St. and extension of Independence Ave, designed to combine beauty and utility; light, reinforced concrete rib type structure of three 56-ft span rigid frames masked with stone faced, arched curtain walls built at one location; reinforced concrete continuous tee-beam construction used for parallel 3-span bridge; groups of continuous steel beam spans at third location.
New bridges speed Washington traffic
Eng News-Rec
Engel, H.J. (author)
Engineering News-Record ; 132
1944
4 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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