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Structure-ID: s0008022

Created on: 02/08/03

Modified on: 02/28/07

Sullivan-Hutsonville Bridge

Completed in:	1939
Status:	demolished (1989)
Location:	Hutsonville, Crawford County, Illinois, USA
Crossed:	Wabash River

Hutsonville Bridge<br>(HAER IND,77-GRAY.V,1-2)

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Self-anchored suspension bridge

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Persons involved with this structure
Legend: Phase of works
Role	Name	Part of structure

Designer	David Bernard Steinman

Technical information
	Description	Value
Dimensions

	main span	106.68 m
	tower height	21.04 m
	tower width	9.14 m
	roadway / carriageway width	6.10 m
	on-axis distance between cables at top of towers	7.62 m

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	A Span for all Seasons: 1939 Sullivan-Hutsonville - Hutsonville, IL, USA (Wabash River)
	HAER: Hutsonville Bridge, Spanning Wabash River on State Route 154, Graysville vicinity, Sullivan County, IN
	Historic Bridges of the United States: Hutsonville Bridge

Relevant Literature
	Ratigan, William Highways Over Broad Waters, Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company; pp. 231.

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