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Old Posted May 1, 2017, 7:21 AM
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Both GMT and Pattullo Bridge won't survive an ~7 seismic event - especially shallow/localized. No doubt about that. As for Van City proper, the viaducts (built 1970/1972) are much more likely to be resilient against a similar seismic event than either the Burrard St. Bridge or Granville St. Bridge - including the directional on/off ramps at either end of the GSB. My 2 cents.
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