Abstract

This paper describes the general design and the most interesting and instructive features of the construction of a massive reinforced concrete arch bridge across the Maumee River at Toledo, Ohio. After a short resume of the history of the former bridge at this site and of the new bridge project, the loadings and general features of the design are stated. The construction work is followed in some detail from its beginning in 1910 to the opening for use of the first half of the structure during the winter of 1912-13.

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