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RE: (erielack) S&U Chenango Bridge Crossing
Using the Google Earth measuring tool, the northward three spans appear to
be ~105-106 feet. The southern span is a little indistinct, but it LOOKS
like there is a 75' span, plus or minus. If you measure to 106', then the
last 30', plus or minus, is curved. I grew up about a quarter-mile from the
south end, yet never walked ALL the way out there.
I am not convinced there ever was a second track over this span.
SGL
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Joshua K. Blay [mailto:mail_@_joshuakblay.com]
> Sent: Thursday, December 09, 2010 7:01 PM
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> Subject: (erielack) S&U Chenango Bridge Crossing
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> Anyone have any measurements for the Chenango River crossing just south of
> the village of Chenango Bridge? Any ideas when the second set of spans
were
> removed?
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> Joshua
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