Category:20th-century bridges in North Carolina

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  Big Laurel Mountain Viaduct. This steel girder viaduct was built in 1976. Since it is not visible from other sections of the parkway, the stone facing on the railing does not HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-165.tif 4,073 × 5,000; 19.42 MB
  
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  Big Laurel Mountain Viaduct. View of the steep slope upon which the steel pier is built. The construction of this viaduct eliminated either a large scar of fill, helping to HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-166.tif 3,995 × 5,000; 19.05 MB
  
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  Big Pine Creek Bridge -1. This concrete slab bridge was built 1938. It is an example of where the stone railing continues across the bridge. Facing east. - Blue Ridge Parkway, HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-99.tif 5,000 × 4,020; 19.17 MB
  
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  Big Pine Creek Bridge -7 cost approximately 45,000 to complete. - Blue Ridge Parkway, Between Shenandoah National Park and Great Smoky Mountains, Asheville, Buncombe County, NC HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-228.tif 5,000 × 3,828; 18.26 MB
  
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  Buck Creek Gap-2014.jpg 5,520 × 3,684; 5.35 MB
  
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  C. January 1951 (26801651080).jpg 774 × 974; 191 KB
  
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  C. January 1951 (26801651150).jpg 974 × 774; 212 KB
  
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  C. January 1951 (27042796856).jpg 974 × 774; 226 KB
  
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  French Broad River Bridge. This 10-span, 925 concrete box girder bridge, built in 1967, also crosses North Carolina route 191. Looking north-northeast. - Blue Ridge Parkway, HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-180.tif 5,000 × 3,964; 18.9 MB
  
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  French Broad River Bridge. This bridge is straight except for to small curves at its southern approach. Looking northeast. - Blue Ridge Parkway, Between Shenandoah National HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-181.tif 5,000 × 4,012; 19.13 MB
  
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  Goshen Creek Viaduct. This steel girder viaduct, built in 1949, is the only viaduct with solid, stone-faced, concrete reinforced piers. View facing north-northeast. - Blue HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-122.tif 3,999 × 5,000; 19.07 MB
  
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  Goshen Creek Viaduct. View showing the curvilinear alignment of the viaduct, its steel railings, and stone faced abutments. Looking northeast. - Blue Ridge Parkway, Between HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-123.tif 5,000 × 4,023; 19.19 MB
  
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  Grade separation structure over North Carolina Route 80 at Buck Creek Gap. - Blue Ridge Parkway, Between Shenandoah National Park and Great Smoky Mountains, Asheville, Buncombe HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-239.tif 5,000 × 3,971; 18.94 MB
  
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  Hobucken Bridge North Carolina.jpg 1,500 × 1,001; 795 KB
  
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  Interstate Route 26 Viaduct. This steel girder viaduct, built in 1966, is typical of many highway structures except for the height of its piers. Looking south-southeast. - Blue HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-179.tif 5,000 × 3,989; 19.02 MB
  
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  Lakeview Drive-Noland Creek Bridge.jpg 5,520 × 3,684; 7.96 MB
  
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  Linville Falls Recreation Area. Detail of the diamond shaped cutwaters of the Linville River Bridge. Looking south. - Blue Ridge Parkway, Between Shenandoah National Park and HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-151.tif 4,097 × 5,000; 19.54 MB
  
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  Linville Falls Recreation Area. The 309 Linville River Bridge is the parkway's largest stone-faced bridge. This triple span bridge, built in 1940, is an example of a spandrel HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-149.tif 5,000 × 4,012; 19.13 MB
  
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  Linville Falls Recreation Area. The Linville River Bridge is the only span to have the intradii or underside of the arches faced in stone. Looking south-southwest. - Blue Ridge HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-150.tif 5,000 × 3,976; 18.96 MB
  
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  Linville River Recreation Area. View of the deck, sidewalks, and stone guardrails of the Linville River Bridge looking southwest. - Blue Ridge Parkway, Between Shenandoah HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-152.tif 5,000 × 3,967; 18.92 MB
  
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  Mitchell McDowell County Line.JPG 2,592 × 1,736; 1.07 MB
  
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  North Carolina Route 1130 grade separation structure at Air Bellows Gap. Detail of the stepped wing wall. Looking southwest. - Blue Ridge Parkway, Between Shenandoah National HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-104.tif 5,000 × 4,020; 19.17 MB
  
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  North Carolina Route 1130 grade separation structure at Air Bellows Gap. Elevation view of concrete slab bridge built in 1937. Looking southeast. - Blue Ridge Parkway, Between HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-103.tif 5,000 × 4,015; 19.15 MB
  
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  North Carolina Route 1130 grade separation structure at Air Bellows Gap. View showing the access road from the parkway. - Blue Ridge Parkway, Between Shenandoah National Park HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-105.tif 5,000 × 4,051; 19.32 MB
  
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  North Carolina route 181 grade separation structure. Detail of the arch stones. View is east-southeast. - Blue Ridge Parkway, Between Shenandoah National Park and Great Smoky HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-143.tif 4,045 × 5,000; 19.29 MB
  
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  North Carolina Route 80 grade separation structure. The structure at Buck Creek Gap, built in 1942, has a clear span of 139. Both the roadway running atop and under the HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-161.tif 5,000 × 3,984; 19 MB
  
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  Oconaluffee River Bridge is the southern terminus of the Blue Ride Parkway. It is a concrete girder bridge completed in 1957. It is the only concrete girder bridge with stone HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-207.tif 5,000 × 3,999; 19.07 MB
  
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  Original grade separation on the Moses Cone Estate for a carriage trial crossing over the Yonahlossee Trail, now designated U.S. 221. Publicity photo of the Linville River HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-237.tif 5,000 × 4,031; 19.22 MB
  
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  Pine Creek Bridge -7. Built in 1937, This was the earliest steel girder bridge built on the parkway. Looking east-northeast. - Blue Ridge Parkway, Between Shenandoah National HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-100.tif 5,000 × 4,017; 19.16 MB
  
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  Pine Creek Bridge -7. It is the only parkway bridge with steel arch piers and the only one whose piers are attached to its foundations with steel pins allowing it to flex HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-101.tif 5,000 × 4,025; 19.2 MB
  
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  Publicity photo of the Linville River Bridge. Publicity photo of the Linville River Bridge. - Blue Ridge Parkway, Between Shenandoah National Park and Great Smoky Mountains, HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-238.tif 5,000 × 4,033; 19.23 MB
  
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  U.S. Route 70 grade separation structure. Detail of the stone facing. Notice it is thicker at the base than at the top. Facing north-northeast. - Blue Ridge Parkway, Between HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-177.tif 5,000 × 4,002; 19.09 MB
  
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  U.S. Route 70 grade separation structure. This single-span structure, built in 1964, is an example of the parkway crossing over a four-lane undivided highway. An elliptical HAER NC,11-ASHV.V,2-176.tif 5,000 × 4,019; 19.17 MB
  
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  Valley River Bridge on U.S. Highway 19 - NARA - 279727.jpg 3,000 × 1,775; 1.37 MB