Category:Blue Ridge Parkway viaducts

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Media in category "Blue Ridge Parkway viaducts"

The following 16 files are in this category, out of 16 total.

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  Big Laurel Mountain Viaduct. This steel girder viaduct was built in 1976. Since it is not visible from other sections of the parkway, the stone facing on the railing does not HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-165.tif 4,073 × 5,000; 19.42 MB
  
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  Big Laurel Mountain Viaduct. View of the steep slope upon which the steel pier is built. The construction of this viaduct eliminated either a large scar of fill, helping to HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-166.tif 3,995 × 5,000; 19.05 MB
  
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  Goshen Creek Viaduct. This steel girder viaduct, built in 1949, is the only viaduct with solid, stone-faced, concrete reinforced piers. View facing north-northeast. - Blue HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-122.tif 3,999 × 5,000; 19.07 MB
  
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  Goshen Creek Viaduct. View showing the curvilinear alignment of the viaduct, its steel railings, and stone faced abutments. Looking northeast. - Blue Ridge Parkway, Between HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-123.tif 5,000 × 4,023; 19.19 MB
  
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  Humpback Mountain Viaduct. This steel girder viaduct, built in 1940, has the unusual feature os solid concrete railings. View shows the steel piers built upon a very steep HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-155.tif 5,000 × 3,986; 19.01 MB
  
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  Humpback Mountain Viaduct. View shows the stone faced abutment. Due to the skew of the abutment, it doubles as a foundation for one of the piers. Looking south. - Blue Ridge HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-156.tif 5,000 × 4,005; 19.1 MB
  
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  Interstate Route 26 Viaduct. This steel girder viaduct, built in 1966, is typical of many highway structures except for the height of its piers. Looking south-southeast. - Blue HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-179.tif 5,000 × 3,989; 19.02 MB
  
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  Metz Run Viaduct. Detail of the reinforced concrete arched piers. Looking south-southeast. - Blue Ridge Parkway, Between Shenandoah National Park and Great Smoky Mountains, HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-57.tif 5,000 × 4,057; 19.35 MB
  
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  Metz Run Viaduct. The viaduct, built in 1960, is a prime example of a precast concrete girder structure with arched piers. View is to the west-southwest from the overlook. - HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-56.tif 5,000 × 3,971; 18.94 MB
  
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  Rocky Mountain viaduct. This steel girder viaduct was built in 1942. All of the reinforced concrete was faced with a rustic stone facade. View is to east. - Blue Ridge Parkway, HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-17.tif 5,000 × 4,007; 19.11 MB
  
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  Rocky Mountain Viaduct. This steel girder viaduct was built in 1942. All of the reinforced concrete was faced with a rusticated stone. It is the only structure on the HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-245 (CT).tif 5,000 × 4,011; 57.39 MB
  
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  Rocky Mountain Viaduct. This view shows the stone faced arched piers. It is the only structure on the parkway with this feature. View is facing east. - Blue Ridge Parkway, HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-18.tif 5,000 × 4,064; 19.38 MB
  
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  Round Meadow Creek Viaduct. This steel girder bridge, built in 1939, has a reinforced concrete deck and piers. It is an example of a major in-line, or straight, viaduct over a HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-86.tif 4,030 × 5,000; 19.22 MB
  
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  Round Meadow Viaduct completed. - Blue Ridge Parkway, Between Shenandoah National Park and Great Smoky Mountains, Asheville, Buncombe County, NC HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-224.tif 5,000 × 4,009; 19.12 MB
  
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  Round Meadow Viaduct under construction. - Blue Ridge Parkway, Between Shenandoah National Park and Great Smoky Mountains, Asheville, Buncombe County, NC HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-223.tif 4,071 × 5,000; 19.41 MB
  
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  View of Great Wall of China retaining wall and unnamed viaduct on Grandfather Mountain. Viaduct completed in 1987. Looking northwest. - Blue Ridge Parkway, Between Shenandoah HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-132.tif 5,000 × 4,017; 19.16 MB