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February 9, 2009 rockman Comments Off on 1,300-ft Precast Arch Structure in Spokane Washington

CONTECH Construction Products Inc. published a case study in their February 2009 newsletter on a 1,332-ft long precast concrete arch bridge structure built in Spokane, Washington to convey U.S. 395 over the BNSF Railroad tracks. […]

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