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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 13 (September 1908) (1908)

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e Ganges, whose courtesy we are indebted for the illustrations. Chenab, Sutlej, etc., in India, it is not unusual to con- below the city, however, the waterway, owing to the The training-bund itself, which is over 4,000 feet natural configuration of the country, is decreased in strict the river's… … at its lowest lev- tirely overcome, el, large tracts of will at any rate The Curzon Bridge Practically Completed, Showing Temporary Line in River Bed sand are exposed be considerably THE NARROWING OF THE GANGES AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE CURZON BBIDGE. where the water reduced; a re- has receded. Un-…

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