Pennsylvania Bridge Spline 3

Pennsylvania Bridge Spline 3

This is a double track bridge spline based on the one on the York branch of the
Pennsylvania Rail Road across the Susquehanna River between Columbia and Wrightsville, Pennsylvania. It was
built in 1896 and demolished in 1963. The stone piers still exist in the river. It was used for both automotive
and rail traffic. Automotive traffic paid a toll. The original was 5375 ft long. This version is wide enough for
double track.

Author: Benjamin R. Dorsey

Pennsylvania Bridge Spline 3
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• concrete6.texture.txt 32 bytes
• config.txt 2.31KB
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brick14.texture.txt 30 bytes
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planks27.texture.txt 31 bytes
planks27.tga 49.04KB
rusty iron 4.texture.txt 35 bytes
rusty iron 4.tga 65.04KB
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• planks27.texture.txt 31 bytes
• planks27.tga 49.04KB
• rusty iron 4.texture.txt 35 bytes
• rusty iron 4.tga 65.04KB
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brick14.texture.txt 30 bytes
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planks27.texture.txt 31 bytes
planks27.tga 49.04KB
rusty iron 4.texture.txt 35 bytes
rusty iron 4.tga 65.04KB
start.im 200.89KB