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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 13 (April 1905) (1905)

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nd shore. of the tower will be heavily sway-braced, and at the As originally planned, the structure was to consist The height is 95 feet above the old level of the river. of a cantilever bridge of five spans on four piers, one top of the towers they will be connected by a deep lat- <The thickness… … View Along the Crest Showing Curved Form of the Dam. THE CURVED CONCRETE DAM AT BAROSSA, SOUTH AUSTRALIA. possible to make the dam of such slight thickness ow- an architectural point of view with the general con- on the shores of Blackwell's Island, and the fourth ing to the curved form that was…

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