Sciotoville Bridge

Sciotoville Bridge (HM2FXH)

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N 38° 45.396', W 82° 53.053'

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1917

Designed and built by two famous American Civil Engineers Gustav Lindenthal, D. Sc. (1850-1935), the Consulting Engineer; David Barnard Steinman, D. Sc. (1887-1960), the Designer and Stress Analyst.

A double track railroad bridge of twin spans each 775 feet long, it remained until 1935 the longest continuous truss bridge in the world and stands today as the prototype for continuous structures.
Its construction marked a major advance in the art of bridge engineering and was a pioneer achievement in continuous truss analysis.
In beauty of design, size and erection techniques it stands as a landmark of progress in man's mastery of his environment.
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HM NumberHM2FXH
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Year Placed1965
Placed ByThe Ohio Historical Society
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Date Added Tuesday, April 23rd, 2019 at 11:01am PDT -07:00
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UTM (WGS84 Datum)17S E 336278 N 4291452
Decimal Degrees38.75660000, -82.88421667
Degrees and Decimal MinutesN 38° 45.396', W 82° 53.053'
Degrees, Minutes and Seconds38° 45' 23.76" N, 82° 53' 3.1799999999998" W
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