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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 22 (November 1885) (1885)

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ence runs southerly to the Bay of in its violence. A cantilever or suspension bridge was New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Previously, com- Fundy. For some hundred miles above its . mouth it therefore the only reasonable type for the locality. is more an arm of the Bay of Fundy than an ordi-… … Fig. l.-STEEL CANTILEVER BRIDGE OVER THE ST. JOHN RIVER, AT ST. JOHN, N. B.-VIEW FROM WEST END. the new bridge (shown in Fig. 2) has existed for many river, for a few hundred feet only, its current is to other cars, the ferry not being adapted to the years, but the choice between the cantilever and…

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