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Two creosoted timber bridges connect Daytona Beach, Florida, with Mainland
Two modern highway structures solve problem of handling heavy motor traffic year around; constructed throughout of creosoted Southern pine lumber and piling, with exception of draw spans which are of fabricated steel; central bridge, with 18-ft. roadway and 4-ft. sidewalk; south bridge, 2120 ft. in length has 24-ft. roadway with 5-ft. sidewalk; piles; flooring.
Two creosoted timber bridges connect Daytona Beach, Florida, with Mainland
Two modern highway structures solve problem of handling heavy motor traffic year around; constructed throughout of creosoted Southern pine lumber and piling, with exception of draw spans which are of fabricated steel; central bridge, with 18-ft. roadway and 4-ft. sidewalk; south bridge, 2120 ft. in length has 24-ft. roadway with 5-ft. sidewalk; piles; flooring.
Two creosoted timber bridges connect Daytona Beach, Florida, with Mainland
Wood Preserving News
1928
3 pages
2 Figs.
Article (Journal)
English
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