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Creosoted timber bridge of striking design
Bridge across Bayou Lacassinne, on main highway between Lake Charles and Lake Arthur, La.; length of bridge is 724 ft., and it consists of 70-ft. steel center span and two creosoted southern pine timber approaches, each 327 ft. in length; use of parabolic curve permits compliance with government requirements, and finished structure harmonizes with natural beauty of vicinity.
Creosoted timber bridge of striking design
Bridge across Bayou Lacassinne, on main highway between Lake Charles and Lake Arthur, La.; length of bridge is 724 ft., and it consists of 70-ft. steel center span and two creosoted southern pine timber approaches, each 327 ft. in length; use of parabolic curve permits compliance with government requirements, and finished structure harmonizes with natural beauty of vicinity.
Creosoted timber bridge of striking design
Highway Engr. Contractor
1928
2 pages
1 Fig.
Article (Journal)
English
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