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MINNESOTA I-35W/Hwy 62 CROSSTOWN PROJECT / CROSSTOWN COMMONS, MINNESOTA Photo: Mn/DOT. Precast segmental construction offered the most advantages and was the most attractive option. Short-term closures occurred at night to allow for safe erection over traveled ways. Photos: © FIGG. ASPIRE, Spring 2009 | Web
MINNESOTA I-35W/Hwy 62 CROSSTOWN PROJECT / CROSSTOWN COMMONS, MINNESOTA Photo: Mn/DOT. A modified AASHTO/PCI/ASBI Section 8-2 was selected for all six segmental bridges Photo: Mn/DOT. Web | ASPIRE, Spring 2009
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