| 词条 | Canalside Rail Trail Bridge |
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| name = Canalside Rail Trail Bridge | image = IMG 3976 New York, New Hampshire, Hartford rail bridge.jpg | caption = | official_name = | carries = Canalside Rail Trail | crosses = Connecticut River | locale = Deerfield / Montague, Franklin County, Massachusetts, USA | maint = | id = D06033/M28019 | designer = | design = Through truss bridge 1 × Whipple truss 2 × Warren truss | material = Cast or Wrought Iron, on masonry piers | spans = 3 | pierswater = 2 | mainspan = | length = | width = | height = | load = | clearance = | below = | traffic = | begin = | complete = | open = 1880, 1936, 2006 | closed = | toll = | coordinates = {{coord|42|34|45.3|N|72|34|29.53|W|region:US-MA|display=inline,title}} | map_type = USA Massachusetts }} The Canalside Rail Trail Bridge (also known as the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad (Turners Falls Branch) Bridge) is a former New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad (Turner Falls Branch) rail bridge across the Connecticut River between Deerfield and Montague, Massachusetts. The bridge (Massachusetts numbers: D06033/M28019) is on the Massachusetts Historic Bridge Inventory as a "Historic Metal Truss Bridge",{{Cref|A}} currently the sixth oldest metal truss bridge on the state-wide historic registry. The Canalside Rail Trail, completed in Spring 2008, incorporates this bridge.{{Cref|B}} History and construction of the bridgeOriginally built in 1880 by Keystone Bridge Co., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, two of its three spans were knocked off their piers by the floating Montague City Covered Bridge during the 1936 flood.[1] Subsequently, those spans were rebuilt and replaced in 1936 by the Phoenix Bridge Company, Phoenixville, Pennsylvania. The remaining span of the original bridge is the oldest surviving span across the Connecticut River.[2] The older span is a Whipple truss design. The newer spans use a modified Warren truss design (vertical truss members are added to the traditional form of a Warren truss). The bridge was refurbished in 2006 to be part of the new Canalside Rail Trail.[3][4] However, though the bridge can now be used, the refurbishing is not complete as of July 2007. The western pier has some stones out of place and some stones fallen off. There is currently work going on to fix this issue. Image gallerySee also
Notes{{Refbegin}}{{Cnote|A|"MassHighway must possess evidence that the bridge has been individually listed in, or has been found eligible for individual listing in, the National Register of Historic Places. Bridges that have been found to be contributing elements within National Register-listed or -eligible historic districts, but that do not appear to possess characteristics that would qualify them for individual listing in the National Register, are NOT included in the list."[5]}}{{Cnote|B|Project 604128 DEERFIELD- MONTAGUE- BIKE TRAIL CONSTRUCTION, FRANKLIN COUNTY BIKEWAY (PHASE I, Part A) This proposed project was originally a part of Project # 602958 Franklin County Bikeway (Phase 1, Part B) in Montague that was advertised August 23, 2003. This phase of the bikeway project begins at McClelland Farm Road and continues north along existing abandoned railroad right-of-way before terminating at Montague City Road for a distance of approximately 1.3 miles. The project also includes the modification of the three span, wood trestle, former railroad bridge over the Connecticut River into a bikeway bridge. # Location: Town of MontagueConstruction Begins: Winter 2005/2006Construction Ends: Spring 2008Resident Engineer: John Burek [Email MassHighway]Construction Contract Value: $1,816,361.00Construction Bid Price: $1,616,692.50Initial Construction Estimate: $1,164,690.00MassHighway District: District 2Current Status: Bike path under construction (as of 04/10/2006)Additional Info: Project suspended for winter (as of 12/05/2007)# 43206 -- Construction ContractPF# 604128 - DEERFIELD- MONTAGUE- BIKE TRAIL CONSTRUCTION, FRANKLIN COUNTY BIKEWAY (PHASE I, Part A) 99% Complete# 97333 -- Design -- Bike/Ped ProjectsFRANKLIN COUNTY BIKEWAY FinalNotice to Proceed: 01/24/2006Project Designer: MunicipalityFunding Source: Surface Trans. ProgramCurrent StatusBike path under constructionAdditional InfoProject suspended for winterProject Initiation Form PRC Submitted 11/07/2003Project Review Committee Received 12/01/2003Project Review Committee PRC Approved 12/03/2003Project Review Committee Letter 12/30/2003Project Status Advertised 09/25/2004Highway Design Process Type Study Received 03/01/2004Highway Design Process Type Study Comments to DE 05/07/2004Highway Design Process 1st Structural Submission Received 06/29/2001Highway Design Process 1st Structural Comments to DE 07/19/2001Highway Design Process 2nd Structural Design Received 06/29/2001Highway Design Process 2nd Structural Comments to DE 07/19/2001Highway Design Process Subsequent Comments to DE 09/21/2004Highway Design Process Subsequent Comments to DE 12/09/2004Highway Design Process Bridge Design Approved 01/26/200525% Design 25% Plans Received 04/16/199925% Design 25% Comments to DE 11/10/199925% Design Design Public Hearing 06/15/200075% Design 75% Plans Received 07/01/200175% Design 75% Comments to DE 10/30/2001100% Design 100% Plans Received 05/27/2004100% Design 100% Plans Received 06/25/2004Final Design PS&E to CEPO 09/20/2004Final Design PS&E Received 11/11/2004100% Design Review 100% Plans Received 06/03/2004100% Signs/Markings 100% Plans Approved 06/29/2004100% TCA 100% Plans Approved 06/08/2004ENV STATUS Section Cleared - Federal Aid 06/30/2005Document/Plan Submissions 0 06/29/2004 }}[6][7] {{Refend}}References1. ^{{cite video | people = | first = Ed | last = Klekowski | first2 = Elizabeth | last2 = Wilda | first3 = Libby | last3 = Klekowski | year = 2003 | title = The Great Flood of 1936: The Connecticut River Story | url = http://www.wgby.org/localprograms/flood/ | medium = DVD | language = | trans_title = | publisher = WGBY | location = Springfield, Massachusetts | archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20110930222247/http://wgby.org/localprograms/flood/ | archivedate = 2011-09-30 | accessdate = 16 November 2011 | time = 15:16 | id = | isbn = | oclc = 58055715 | quote = | ref = | deadurl = yes | df = }} 2. ^{{cite book | last = Massachusetts Historical Commission, Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth| authorlink = Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth | year = 1982 | title = MHC Reconnaissance Survey Town Report, Montague| publisher = Commonwealth of Massachusetts | location = Boston |pages = 12–13}} 3. ^Federal budgeting for this project 4. ^Congressman John Oliver's report on this effort 5. ^{{Cite web| title=Historic Metal Truss Bridges in Massachusetts| publisher=MassHighway| url=http://www.mhd.state.ma.us/hbi.asp?t=3| accessdate=2008-07-29}} 6. ^{{Cite web| title=604128 DEERFIELD- MONTAGUE- BIKE TRAIL CONSTRUCTION, FRANKLIN COUNTY BIKEWAY (PHASE I, Part A)| publisher=MassHighway| url=http://www.mhd.state.ma.us/ProjectInfo/Main.asp?ACTION=ViewProject&PROJECT_NO=604128| accessdate=2008-07-30}} 7. ^{{Cite web| title=602958 MONTAGUE- CONSTRUCTION OF THE FRANKLIN COUNTY BIKEWAY (PHASE I)| publisher=MassHighway| url=http://www.mhd.state.ma.us/ProjectInfo/Main.asp?ACTION=ViewProject&PROJECT_NO=602958| accessdate=2008-07-30}} External links{{commons category|Canalside Rail Trail Bridge}}
|structure = Crossings |place = Connecticut River |bridge = Canalside Rail Trail Bridge |bridge signs = |upstream = General Pierce Bridge |upstream signs = |downstream = Springfield Terminal railroad bridge |downstream signs = }}{{Connecticut River}} 10 : Bridges completed in 1880|Bridges in Franklin County, Massachusetts|Bridges over the Connecticut River|Montague, Massachusetts|Pedestrian bridges in Massachusetts|Rail trail bridges in the United States|Railroad bridges in Massachusetts|Iron bridges in the United States|Pratt truss bridges in the United States|Warren truss bridges in the United States |
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