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Old Posted Jul 18, 2018, 8:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Ire Narissis View Post
The 1954 image really sheds some light on why the old Gunningsville Bridge was located at the position and orientation it was; the causeway was built long before I was born so I'd always seen the truss bridge as crossing a lot of open marshland and not at the narrowest point of the river, which always struck me as odd.
Interesting observation and let’s hope the engineers looked at the impact of opening up the causeway on the infra-structure (footings, etc) of Gunningsville bridge. If the River width returns back to more of like it was years ago, is the Gunningsville bridge engineered for such?
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