Photos
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MI-120-1 Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record |
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MI-120-2 Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record |
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MI-120-3 Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record |
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MI-120-4 Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record |
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MI-120-5 Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record |
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MI-120-6 Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record |
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MI-120-7 Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record |
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MI-120-8 Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record |
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MI-120-9 Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record |
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MI-120-10 Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record |
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MI-120-11 Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record |
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MI-120-12 Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record |
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MI-120-13 Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record |
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MI-120-14 Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record |
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MI-120-15 Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record |
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MI-120-16 Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record |
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MI-120-17 Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record |
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MI-120-18 Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record |
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MI-120-19 Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record |
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MI-120-20 Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record |
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MI-120-21 Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record |
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Facts
- Overview
- Lost Arch bridge over Black River on Comstock Road in Town of Grant
- Location
- Town of Grant, St. Clair County, Michigan
- Status
- Replaced by new bridge
- History
- Built 1923; Replaced 1996
- Builder
- - Peacock Construction Co.
- Design
- "This bridge is one of very few examples of a cast-in-place concrete closed spandrel (non-filled) deck arch structure found in Michigan. The attention to cosmetic detail (such as the precast concrete balusters) makes it even more interesting. It sits in a very serene setting in the middle of the Port Huron State Game Area. Today, it is very important as a link in the east/west County Primary Road System."
--Historic American Engineering Record - Also called
- Nye's Hill Bridge
- Approximate latitude, longitude
- +43.12306, -82.61694 (decimal degrees)
43°07'23" N, 82°37'01" W (degrees°minutes'seconds") - Approximate UTM coordinates
- 17/368467/4775748 (zone/easting/northing)
- USGS topographic map
- Ruby
- Inventory number
- BH 37123 (Bridgehunter.com ID)
Sources
- J.R. Manning - thekitchenguy [at] sbcglobal [dot] net
- HAER MI-120 - Comstock Road Bridge