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BRIDGE. A building constructed over a river, creek, or other stream, or
ditch or other place, in order to facilitate the passage over the same. 3
Harr. 108.
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Statistics shows that during World War II 4,500 sorties were made and 9,000 air bombs were dropped to destroy the major railway bridge across the wide river. From a distance, it looks as though it might be the arch of a railway bridge, especially as you can see through it, the result of low-iron glass providing 90 per cent light transmission. If the Sault were to rail containers across the border, he says some examination might have to be done of the international railway bridge to determine whether it can accommodate the heavy-axle load freight cars currently in service. |
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