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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 22 (May 1909) (1909)

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draulically. The leaves are then surface of the bottoms and the face of the foundations tracks for the electric surface tramway. On either side is a sidewalk 10 feet 3 inches wide on the bas- which were ready to receive them. The piers were raised by means of electrically-driven gearing. Each of… … machinery. steamer passes the bridge Note the treatment of the architectural features of the bridge to harmonize with the neighboring buildings. They were constructed the traffic is stopped for Portal view of Copenhagen bridge with bascule raised. on slips and were provid- about two minutes, this…

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