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View Of West Side Of Bridge, Looking East (Upstream)

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View Of East Side Of Bridge, Looking West (Downstream)

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View Of South Portal, Looking North

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View Of North Portal, Looking South

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View Of Traffic Deck, South End, Looking North

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View Of Date Plat '1909' On South End, East Side

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View Of Bottom Deck Support And Floor Beams, Looking North

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Detail View Of Traffic Decking And Deck Supports, East Side Of South End, Looking Northwest

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View Of Traffic Deck Support System, East Side Of South End, Looking Northwest

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View Of Traffic Deck Support And Chord Connections, West Side Of South End, Looking Northeast

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View Of Side Guard Rail, West Side Of South End, Looking West

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Detail View Of Guard Rail And Supports, West Side Of South End

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View Of Turn Buckles On Trusses Through Guardrail, East Side Of South End, Looking Northeast

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Detail View Of Rolling Plate On North Abutment, East Side

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View Of Portal Connections And Bracing, West Side Of South End, Looking West

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View Of Upper Chord Connections And Vertical Members, West Side Of South End, Looking Northwest

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View Of Vertical And Horizontal Connections With Bracing, West Side Of South End, Looking Northwest

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View Of Vertical And Horizontal Connections, East Side, Looking Northwest

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Overview
Lost through truss bridge over Little Weiser River on Burton Road (FAS 3879), southeast of Cambridge
Location
Washington County, Idaho
Status
Replaced by new bridge
History
Built 1910; replaced 1991
Builder
- Charles G. Sheely Contracting Co.
Design
Pin-connected, 7-panel Pratt through truss
Dimensions
Total length: 135 ft.
Approximate latitude, longitude
+44.54556, -116.65583   (decimal degrees)
44°32'44" N, 116°39'21" W   (degrees°minutes'seconds")
Approximate UTM coordinates
11/527339/4932527 (zone/easting/northing)
USGS topographic map
Cambridge
Inventory number
BH 37060 (Bridgehunter.com ID)

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7-panel truss (100)
Built 1910 (487)
Built during 1910s (4,413)
Charles G. Sheely Contracting Co. (1)
HAER documented (365)
Idaho (173)
Lost (1,955)
Pin-connected (509)
Pratt through truss (974)
Pratt truss (1,663)
Replaced by new bridge (831)
Through truss (5,545)
Total length 125-175 feet (2,736)
Truss (16,259)
Washington County, Idaho (9)

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