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| Joe Trammell, May 2021 |
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| RJD, Jan 2022 |
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| Jamie Danger, May 2026 |
At 85' (26m), this crossing was twice as wide as the canal. Normally, an aqueduct is not as wide as the canal, they are typically as narrow as a lock. But the builders considered this to be a culvert, and they are as wide as the canal to avoid a bottleneck that might create a traffic jam. But why is it twice as wide? Probably because the canal crossed the creek at an angle.
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