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William H. Harsha Bridge:

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http://www.kentuckyroads.com/images/wmharsha/

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William H. Harsha Bridge

Short description with photograph. Page maintained by a related engineering firm.

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William H. Harsha Bridge

Photograph with caption. Page hosted by a local realtor.

http://www.maysvillehomes4u.com/Photo_Gallery_Wm._Harsha_Bridge.htm

William H. Harsha Bridge (Maysville Bridge)

Description page from the International Database and Gallery of Structures website. Includes links.

http://www.structurae.de/en/structures/data/str04168.php

William H. Harsha Cable Stayed Bridge

Engineering consultant page. Contains project background and photographs.

http://www.entran.us/projectsHarshaBridge.html

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