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Preliminary grading plan for bridge at site no. 3 over creek Blue Ridge Parkway Bridge - Site 3, Sta 582+82.5 (see 1018), Virginia, Section 1T.
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1936-01-03
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1935-12-20
Preliminary grading plan of bridge at site #2, on Little Glade Creek, Shenandoah Great Smoky Mountains Parkway, NC Blue Ridge Parkway Bridge Drawing - Site #2 - Sta 21+34 (2B 1012), North Carolina Section 2B.
Preliminary grading plan of bridge at site #3, on Little Glade Creek, Shenandoah Great Smoky Mountains Parkway, NC Blue Ridge Parkway Bridge Drawing - Site #3 - Sta 51+50 (2B 1013, 2054), North Carolina Section 2B.
Preliminary grading plan of bridge at site nine, on Little Glade Creek, Blue Ridge Parkway Blue Ridge Parkway Bridge Drawing - Site #9, Sta 598+15 (1009, Prelim.), North Carolina Section 2A.
Preliminary grading plan of parkway bridge at site Ten, on Little Glade Creek, Blue Ridge Parkway Blue Ridge Parkway Bridge Drawing - Site #10, Sta 657+50 (1010, Prelim.), North Carolina Section 2A.
Preliminary study for grade crossing elimination Blue Ridge Parkway Virginia, Section 1S.
Preliminary study grade crossing elimination Blue Ridge Parkway Virginia, Section 1Q.
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1971-10-01
Preliminary study of grade crossing elimination Blue Ridge Parkway Virginia, Section 1R.
Preliminary study of grade crossing elimination Blue Ridge Parkway Virginia, Section 1T.
Proposed grade separation NC 181, Section 2J, Blue Ridge Parkway, NC Blue Ridge Parkway North Carolina Section 2J.
Road construction, group of CCC enrollees grading roadside by hand Mammoth Cave National Park; National Park Service
Showing grading up to 4' solid bottom for a 4' trail. Hughes Ridge Trail Great Smoky Mountains National Park Showing grading up to 4' solid bottom for a 4' trail...Mattock handle 36 long. Result of this amount of grading on a gentle slide slope is a trail 7' wide unless the dirt is scattered over a wide area. All this is unnecessary work where the slide slope is as gentle as shown here. If any grading must be done, it should not be over 2' on solid, using the earth removed for fill to secure a 4' width. When the trail is close to the top of the ridge and the trail and side slope grade is low, there are no drainage problems.Hughes Ridge Trail, II-Th-5234, Physical Facilities - Trails - Horse Trails
Showing the unnecessary grading. Where underbrush is absent, no work is necessary. Hughes Ridge Trail Great Smoky Mountains National Park Showing the unnecessary grading...on flat places like this, the only necessary work is the removal of the brush by grubbing. Where underbrush is absent, no work is necessary. Hughes Ridge Trail, II-Th-5233, Physical Facilities - Trails - Horse Trails
Topo for Sims Creek viaduct, Section 2G, Blue Ridge parkway, NC Blue Ridge Parkway Topo for Sims Creek Viaduct, North Carolina Section 2G.
Topo for Sims Creek viaduct, Section 2G, Blue Ridge parkway, NC Blue Ridge Parkway Topo for Sims Creek Viaduct, North Carolina Section 2G.

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