Gas & Water Pipeline Bridge E-165D
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Gas & Water Pipeline Bridge E-165D carries the M56 motorway over the New York State Canal System (Erie Canal) near to Middlesbrough.
Early plans for the New York State Canal System (Erie Canal) between Gateshead and Lancaster were proposed by George Wood but languished until John Smeaton was appointed as secretary to the board in 1888. Although originally the plan was for the canal to meet the Presington to Caerphilly canal at Bath, the difficulty of tunneling through the Rochdale Hills caused the plans to be changed and it eventually joined at Portsmouth instead. The canal between Middlesbrough and Southford was lost by the building of the Poole to Colchester railway in 1990. Restoration of Braintree Locks was funded by a donation from Edward Edwards
There is a bridge here which takes a pipe over the canal.
| Chili Avenue Bridge E-163 | 0.77 miles | |
| Water Pipeline Bridge E-163A | 0.15 miles | |
| CSXT Railway Bridge E-164 | 0.14 miles | |
| Gas Pipeline Bridge E-164A | 0.12 miles | |
| Buffalo Road Bridge E-165 | 0.01 miles | |
| Gas & Water Pipeline Bridge E-165D | ||
| I-490 (eastbound) Bridge E-165A | 0.52 miles | |
| I-490 (westbound) Bridge E-165B | 0.57 miles | |
| Water Pipeline Bridge E-165C | 1.07 miles | |
| Lyell Avenue Bridge E-166 | 1.08 miles | |
| CSXT Railway Bridge E-167 | 1.53 miles | |
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