Benutzer:Krib/Spielwiese

Liesenbrücken:

• Web: [1][2][3][4][5][6]Bildcode: berlin-1954-romeo-05
• Lit: [7][8][9] (Schwindsuchtbrücke)

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  Schwedter Straße 1928
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  Planschwiese Gaudy-/Sonnenburger Straße 1925.jpg
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  Nordbahnhof um 1935
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  Schwedter Straße 1954
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  Jahnsportpark 1954
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  Falkplatz 1959
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  Gebiet des Nordbahnhofs 1989
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  Schwedter Straße 1990
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  Falkplatz 1990
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  Böse- und Behmstraßenbrücke 2012
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  Böse- und Behmstraßenbrücke 2012
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  Böse- und Behmstraßenbrücke 2012

Fahrbahndeck der Brücke, Ampeln und Schranken unterbrechen den Verkehr bei geöffneten Hubbrücken.

• Burnside Bridge 1894: [10]

• [11] [12] [13]

• Calandbrug: [14][15][16]
• Botlekbrug: Patrick van Os, Marc Verbeek: De nieuwe Botlekbrug. In: Bruggen. Band 22, Nr. 3, 2014, S. 4–11 (niederländisch).
• Spijkenisserbrug: [17]
• Glenn L. Jackson Memorial Bridge: [18]
• Trail, BC: [19][20][21][22]

• Phillips B. Motley: [23][24][25][26]

• French River Bridge (1908) [27][28]
• Pont Ferroviaire Saint-Laurent (1913)
• High Level Bridge (Edmonton) (1913)
• Sault Ste. Marie International Railroad Bridge (1913)
• Jackknife Bascule Bridge (1914)
• CPR Lachine Canal Swing Bridge (1915) [29]
• Reversing Falls Railway Bridge (1921)
• Half Mile Bridge (1928)
• Stoney Creek Bridge (1929)

• Roundhouse White River (1921) [30]

• Albert Fowler Robinson: [31][32]

• High Level Bridge (Edmonton):

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• [35][36][37][38][39]

• Vannkraftutbygging, teikning av Songa dammen

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• Hawkesbury River railway bridge

Rollenkranzlager

• Wälzlager, Drehwerk

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  Alton Bridge
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  Keokuk Municipal Bridge
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  Government Bridge
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  Paltrockwindmühle
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  Axial-Zylinderrollenlager 1
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  Axial-Zylinderrollenlager 2
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  Bridgeport Swing Span Bridge
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  Bridgeport Swing Span Bridge
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  Romeo Road, Sanitary and Ship Canal Bridge
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  Shaw Cove bridge
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  Swing Bridge, River Tyne, 1876

• Shocks Mills Bridge: [44][45][46]

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• St. Charles Air Line Bridge: [48][49][50][51][52][53]

• Chicago and the world's fair, 1933
• St. Charles Air Line Bridge and Straightening the South Branch
• Big Bascule Bridge Over the Chicago River. In: Railway Review. Vol. 65, Nr. 20, 1919, S. 713–717.
• The New 260 Ft. Span Single Leaf Bascule Bridge of the Illinois Central R. R. In: Engineering and Contracting. Vol. 52, 24. Dezember 1919, S. 717–719.
• Longest Single-Leaf Bascule Bridge: Chicago River. In: Engineering News-Record. Vol. 83, Nr. 22, 1919, S. 1056–1060.
• World’s Longest Bascule Span Erected at Chicago. In: Railway Age. Vol. 67, Nr. 24, 1919, S. 1133–1137.
• C. H. Mottier: A Complex Bridge-Moving Job. In: Railway Age. Vol. 90, Nr. 9, 1931, S. 445–447.

• Strauss Bascule Bridge Company: [54] [55] [56] [57][58]

• Gatun River Bascule Bridge: [59] Professional Memoirs, Corps of Engineers, United States Army, and Engineer Department at Large Vol. 7, No. 33 (MAY-JUNE, 1915), pp. 383-394
• Bayou Plaquemine Railroad Bridge: [60]
• Burlington Canal Lift Bridge: [61][62][63]

• Vänersborg järnvägsbron Trollhättan 1916:

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Sture Johanson: Broarna kring staden: Från 1640-talets vänersborgsbroar till 1960-talets. In: Vänersborgs Söners Gilles. Jg. 35, Årskrifter 1966, S. 3–35, hier S. 30–33 (schwedisch).

Rickard Sköld: Järnvägsbron firar 100 år av spännande historia. ttela.se, 25. August 2016, abgerufen am 17. August 2021.

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• Pequest Fill [67][68][69]

• [70][71]

Bild	Name	Fertig­stel­lung	über­brückt	Lage	Brücken­typ	längste Spann­weite	Länge	Auftrag­geber	Funktion von Cooper	Beteiligte Ingenieure/ Architekten
	Eads Bridge [72]	1874	Mississippi River	St. Louis - East St. Louis	Bogenbrücke	158 m	0624 m	St. Louis Bridge Company	Inspector of Erection	James Buchanan Eads (Chefingenieur)
	Sixth Street Bridge [73]	(1859) 1892 (1928)	Allegheny River	Pittsburgh	Fachwerk­brücke	136 m	318 m	?	Chefingenieur

Notizen

• Maps: [74] [75] [76]

• Selkirk Yard: [77] [78] [79]

• Edna Bonacich, Jake B. Wilson: Getting the Goods: Ports, Labor, and the Logistics Revolution. S. 106-110.

• CPR Bridge (Saskatoon): [80]

• Fairmont Railroad Bridge: [81] [82] [83]

• Encyclopedia of Western Railroad History: Oregon, Washington.
• Box Canyon Viaduct, Windust.
• Alfred H. Smith Memorial Bridge: RRME 1923, RR 1923-1, RR 1923-2, RA 1922, RA 1923
• Poughkeepsie Bridge: 1905, 1906, 1907, 1917, 1917
• Purple People Bridge. HistoricBridges.org
• The Newport and Cincinnati Bridge. In: Engineering record, building record and sanitary engineer. Vol. 37, Nr. 21, 23. April 1898, S. 448.
• Erection of The Newport and Cincinnati Bridge. In: Engineering record, building record and sanitary engineer. Vol. 38, Nr. 8, 23. Juli 1898, S. 158–160.

• Julius Grodinsky: Transcontinental Railway Strategy, 1869-1893: A Study of Businessmen. Beard Books, 2000, ISBN 1-58798-003-7 (Erstveröffentlichung 1962, Univ. of Pennsylvania).
• Charles Hirschfeld: The Great Railroad Conspiracy: The Social History of a Railroad War. Michigan State College Press, 1953.
• The Minneapolis Journal, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 07 Jul 1906, Sat, Page 1
• Railway age v.63 1917. S. 97
• Engineering news-record. v.79 1917. S. 784
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• Alhambra Valley Trestle, Muir Trestle: [85] [86] [87]

• [88]

Philadelphia and Reading Railroad

Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Bridge (Susquehanna River)

Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Viaduct (Schuylkill River) [89]

Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Bridge (Schuylkill River) [90]

• George B. Catlin: Local history of Detroit and Wayne County. In: George Fuller (Hrsg.): Michigan: Land of the Great Lakes. National Historical Association, Dayton, Ohio, 1924–1926, Band 3, S. 209 (Digitalisat).

Commons: Clearing Yard – Sammlung von Bildern, Videos und Audiodateien

• Clearing Yard at Chicago. In: Railway Age. Vol. 32, 15. November 1901, S. 560–562.
• Freight Yards of the Chicago Transfer and Clearing Company. In: Railroad Gazette. Vol. 33, Nr. 10, 1901, S. 159.
• Clearing Interchange Yard for Chicago District. In: Railway Age Gazette. Vol. 57, Nr. 14, 1914, S. 603–606.
• Rebuilding of the Chicago Clearing Yard. In: Railway Review. Vol. 53, 15. März 1913, S. 221–223.
• Chicago Freight Interchange Yard. In: Engineering News. Vol. 73, Nr. 24, 1914, S. 1153–1156.
• Belt Railway: A few notches on Chicago's 'Belt'. In: Progressive Railroading. September 2006.
• Belt Railway History. Belt Railway of Chicago.
• Belt Railways and Clearing Yards in Chicago. Chicagology.
• Robert L. Smith u. a.: Pioneers of Progress: The History of Stickney Township. Stickney Township Office, 1969.
• Robert Milton Hill: A Little Known Story of the Land Called Clearing. Lulu, 1983, ISBN 978-1-300-90635-3, S. 91–140.
• Jerry A. Pinkepank: Serving Twelf Masters. In: Trains. Vol. 26, Nr. 11, 1966, S. 36–46 und Vol. 26, Nr. 12, 1966, S. 42–49.
• Michael Rhodes: North American Railyards. Arcadia Publishing, 2011, ISBN 0-7603-1578-7, S. 230–236.

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