File:Jackknife Bascule Bridge opening in 2013.jpg
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| Description | Jackknife Bascule Bridge being raised to let a boat pass. The bridge was completed in 1913 and carries Canadian Pacific Railway tracks. For many years it was a two-level bridge, carrying road traffic on an upper deck, but the upper deck was closed in 2003 and removed in 2004. |
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| Author | reignoferror |
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