Cold Spring Canyon Bridge - Revision history

Sakowski at 00:20, 3 June 2016

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	Cold Spring Canyon Bridge painting from California Highway Public Works Magazine.		Cold Spring Canyon Bridge painting from California Highway Public Works Magazine.

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	Cold Spring Canyon Bridge painting from California Highway Public Works Magazine.		Cold Spring Canyon Bridge painting from California Highway Public Works Magazine.

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	Image by American Bridge Company.		Image by American Bridge Company.
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		+	Cold Spring Canyon Bridge painting from California Highway Public Works Magazine.

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−	The highest arch bridge in the U.S. state of California, the Cold Spring Canyon bridge crosses a tree-filled ravine north of Santa Barbara. Two large steel box beam ribs support a 2-lane roadway 400 feet (122 mtrs) high. Controversy rose over how to deal with a suicide rate of one person per year since the bridge opened in 1963 with as many as 5 people a year recently. In 2012 a barrier was installed to block any jumpers though the new fence also blocks what was once a beautiful view of the valley and surrounding mountains.	+	The highest arch bridge in the U.S. state of California, the Cold Spring Canyon bridge crosses a tree-filled ravine north of Santa Barbara. Two large steel box beam ribs support a 2-lane roadway 400 feet (122 mtrs) high. Controversy rose over how to deal with a suicide rate of one person per year since the bridge opened in 1963 with as many as 5 people a year recently. In 2012 a barrier was installed to block any jumpers though the new fence also blocks what was once a beautiful view of the valley and surrounding mountains.
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		+	The main arch measures 700 feet between the center of the pins.

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	Cold Spring Canyon Bridge postcard.		Cold Spring Canyon Bridge postcard.
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	Aerial image by www.britec.co.kr.		Aerial image by www.britec.co.kr.
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 Cold Spring Canyon Bridge Elevation<br />
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−	The highest arch bridge in the U.S. state of California, the Cold Spring Canyon bridge crosses a tree-filled ravine north of Santa Barbara. Two large steel box beam ribs support a 2-lane roadway 400 feet (122 mtrs) high. Controversy ~~has recently arisen~~ over how to deal with a suicide rate of one person per year since the bridge opened in 1963 with ~~nearly~~ 5 ~~in the last~~ year ~~alone~~. ~~Some suggest barriers or nets while others feel it should stay as it is~~.	+	The highest arch bridge in the U.S. state of California, the Cold Spring Canyon bridge crosses a tree-filled ravine north of Santa Barbara. Two large steel box beam ribs support a 2-lane roadway 400 feet (122 mtrs) high. Controversy rose over how to deal with a suicide rate of one person per year since the bridge opened in 1963 with as many as 5 people a year recently. In 2012 a barrier was installed to block any jumpers though the new fence also blocks what was once a beautiful view of the valley and surrounding mountains.