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Old Posted Aug 10, 2018, 3:23 AM
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/\ Beautiful ! So massive compare to the old one.


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Updated design for the new set of bridges in the Portlands.


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Name the only city in North America with a bridge designed by the same guy who designed the collapsed bridge in Italy.
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Old Posted Aug 27, 2018, 4:21 PM
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Castlegar, B.C
Haha yup! Right here over the Columbia River.
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Took a video of the progress on the new champlain bridge. 4 months to go!


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The Holland America cruise ship Maasdam passing underneath the Confederation Bridge between NB and PEI



The navigation span is roughly at the midpoint of the bridge, about 6.5 km from both PEI and NB. It has a height of about 200 ft, while the rest of the bridge is about 120 ft above the waterline.



You can see the hump in the middle on the image above........
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The Holland America cruise ship Maasdam passing underneath the Confederation Bridge between NB and PEI



The navigation span is roughly at the midpoint of the bridge, about 6.5 km from both PEI and NB. It has a height of about 200 ft, while the rest of the bridge is about 120 ft above the waterline.



You can see the hump in the middle on the image above........
That's frightening. I know it's an optical illusion but...
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That's frightening. I know it's an optical illusion but...
What's frightening about it?
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The Whirlpool Rapids Bridge connecting Niagara Fall Ontario to Niagara Falls New York.

The rail deck is on top and the car deck below (NEXUS only). Built in 1897 it stands 69 metres over the river below.

[IMG]The Maple Leaf (Amtrak 226) Crossing the Niagara River Gorge by IowaClass65, on Flickr[/IMG]

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Direectly behind it stands the Michigan Central Railway Bridge bult in 1925.

[IMG]Michigan Central Railway Bridge (Niagara Falls, New York and Ontario) by C Hanchey, on Flickr[/IMG]
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Old Posted Sep 10, 2018, 5:12 AM
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Got to drive over the Confederation Bridge one of these days...

Anyways, some pics of Metro-Van Bridges I took this summer.

Granville Bridge

Under Granville Bridge by Ian, on Flickr

Burrard and Granville in the background

Summer Beach by Ian, on Flickr

Port Mann

Port Mann Bridge by Ian, on Flickr

Port Mann Bridge by Ian, on Flickr

Port Mann Bridge by Ian, on Flickr

The Pattullo and Skytrain Skybridge

Bridges over the Fraser by Ian, on Flickr

Skytrain Skybridge by Ian, on Flickr

Skytrain Skybridge by Ian, on Flickr

Pitt River Bridge

Pitt River Bridge by Ian, on Flickr

Pitt River Bridge by Ian, on Flickr

Pitt River Bridge Sunset by Ian, on Flickr
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LOVE some of those older ones. Classic.
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The Grand River's reinforced concrete bowstring bridges, built in the 1920s - 1930s and ranging from one to nine arches, are an iconic feature of the Grand River Valley.

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Champlain Bridge

Picture is huge => 'Open image in new tab'

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Champlain Bridge

Picture is huge => 'Open image in new tab'

A giant image for a truly giant bridge. I drove past it last month and saw it up close for the first time. Truly a monster of a bridge. Worthy of the country`s busiest bridge.
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