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Photographed here is the Summit Bridge, a bridge that carries a 12-inch natural gas line across the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal. The pipeline was completed in 1986 and is under the principalship of Clear Span Engineering, Inc. and Trinity Steel Co. Its total span is 1220 feet.
Source: Bridgemeister
Name
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
Start Year
1824
End Year
0
Industry Type
Transportation
Industry
canal
Company
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company
Site Name
City
Chesapeake City
State/County/Province
Maryland, Delaware
Country
United States
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The Chesapeake and Delaware Canal is one of the few important sea-level shipping canals still in common use. It was constructed to shorted the trip from Baltimore to northeast and European ports by 300 miles. The canal has been periodically improved since construction and currently is 35 feet deep and 450 feet wide to allow two-way passage of ocean-going vessels. Also associated with the canal are five highway bridges and one railroad bridge.
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