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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 11 (September 1899) (1899)

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two different of vertical members thvouerhout the -whole arch. There views, appeals to us as is no lateral bracing, being decidedly the however, between the j most efficient, and con- upper chords of the taining the best com- arch, the whole duty bination and propor- of resisting the wind tion of… … residences for the work- terline belt 8 feet in 4.—THE MUNOSTEN BBIDGE. men, were constructed. depth, which extends To begin with, a tem- from stem to stern. It Total length, 1,59< feet; span of arch, 5576 feet; deplh from floor to river, 354 feet. porary inclined railway is 9 inches thick at its…

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