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Graphics of Minneapolis Bridge Collapse

Posted by papundits on 08/04/2007

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August 01, 2007

35W bridge collapse

August 02, 2007

Shortly after 6 p.m. Wednesday, the I-35W bridge over the Mississippi River in Minneapolis collapsed. The steel-arched bridge was built in 1967. It was known for its 458-foot central span. Here is a look at the disaster and the rescue efforts

Snapshot of a disaster

August 02, 2007

Minnesota ranks relatively well for bridge deficiencies when compared to other states, Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico. The data show that in 2006, ten percent of all 13,008 bridges in the state were rated deficient, ranking 38th. Just 3 percent of the 1,657 National Highway System bridges in Minnesota were rated deficient last year, and 10 percent of the Non-National Highway bridges were deficient. Minnesota ranked 40th and 41st, respectively, in those categories.

Minnesota bridges compare well in the U.S.

August 02, 2007

Transportation options after 35W bridge collapse

August 02, 2007

A bridge in trouble

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  2. natasha said

    i was frightened when i heard about the collapse cause u never know when one of ur relatives could have been on the bridge thankfully none of mine were but i was at camp when it happened and alot of kids started crying cause some of their relatives live there and when they started crying i did cause i dont like it when people cry cause then it makes me cry so i hugged them and told them it would b alright

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