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Photos Courtesy Village of Point Edward.
Completed anchor arm.
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Construction of the approach spans.
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View on the bridge showing a crane.
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The two halves of the cantilever are nearly connected.
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View on the approach spans before the deck was built.
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Two workers check the measurements on a beam.
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One of the workers sits on the bottom chord.
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Some members of the work crew stand on a beam for a photo. Note how high up they are, with no apparent fall protection, and they are not on a very large beam either!
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Two workers meet in the middle of the completed, or nearly completed, bridge at the international border.
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Three workers post for a photo on the nearly complete bridge.
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Photos of several groups of workers.
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Looking northeast from the bridge.
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View inside the trusses of the completed bridge.
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View of the completed bridge.
