Re: Bridge 329C or 328A on the 3rd division
| January 12, 2021 04:15PM |
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Stan,
Are you confusing the Crystal Creek truss crossing the Gunnison R. with the one over theLittle Cimarron R.? Those are all Pratt Trusses just like the one near Tacoma over the Animas R.
Cimarron was M.P.329,
Crystal Creek (Siding or Station)was M.P.327.64 which was the longer and skewed. Russ Coleman referred to it as the Br.328.
Little Cimarron crossing
DPL-GB-6088 photo
I'm sure all this has been covered on here in answer to Risrwy's questions at one time or another.
see this thread [ngdiscussion.net] for a starter.
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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/12/2021 08:12PM by Chris Walker.
Are you confusing the Crystal Creek truss crossing the Gunnison R. with the one over the
Cimarron was M.P.329,
Crystal Creek (Siding or Station)was M.P.327.64 which was the longer and skewed. Russ Coleman referred to it as the Br.328.
DPL-GB-6088 photo
I'm sure all this has been covered on here in answer to Risrwy's questions at one time or another.
see this thread [ngdiscussion.net] for a starter.
.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/12/2021 08:12PM by Chris Walker.
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