April, 2005

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<div id="p7ssm_description" style="display: block;"><strong>Maryland Approach Spans</strong><br /> View looking west (from the top of a v-pier) at the construction of the Maryland Approach Contract. This work from the Maryland shoreline to the new draw span is part of the largest single MSHA Contract ever awarded ($191M). The segments were manufactured in the casting yard near the Maryland shoreline and barged out to the Potomac River for placement on site. There are four v-pier supports being built (two for each bridge). <hr /> Note: The workers in the background are in the process of placing a segment . <hr /> <em>Photo Credit: PCC</em></div>
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Maryland Approach Spans
View looking west (from the top of a v-pier) at the construction of the Maryland Approach Contract. This work from the Maryland shoreline to the new draw span is part of the largest single MSHA Contract ever awarded ($191M). The segments were manufactured in the casting yard near the Maryland shoreline and barged out to the Potomac River for placement on site. There are four v-pier supports being built (two for each bridge).
Note: The workers in the background are in the process of placing a segment .
Photo Credit: PCC