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risrwy

June 05, 2016 09:03PM

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Chris: That looks like the one just past the bridge at Crystal Creek. The next two towards Cimarron are the ones I need. However, two very important items shows up in this photo. The first is the pole line is on the water side which should mean it crossed at the BIG bridge. The second is the abutments that show up in the photo. Great information, thanks.Paul.

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A tale of two bridges on the Third Division	risrwy	June 05, 2016 04:47PM
Re: A tale of two bridges on the Third Division	Chris Walker	June 05, 2016 08:21PM
Re: A tale of two bridges on the Third Division	risrwy	June 05, 2016 09:03PM
Re: A tale of two bridges on the Third Division	Chris Walker	June 05, 2016 09:31PM
Re: A tale of two bridges on the Third Division	Bob Meckley	June 06, 2016 12:38PM
Re: A tale of two bridges on the Third Division	Chris Walker	June 06, 2016 03:01PM
Re: A tale of two bridges on the Third Division	risrwy	June 06, 2016 03:51PM
Re: A tale of two bridges on the Third Division	Bob Meckley	July 03, 2016 12:46PM

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