70-Year-Old Pennsylvania Bridge Dropped 200 Feet into Mud Run Gorge (Video)
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A 70-year-old steel truss bridge in Pennsylvania was demolished by dropping its 1-million-pound midsection 200 feet into Mud Run Gorge after a new span was constructed to replace it. Crews used controlled demolition to remove the aging infrastructure and make way for the modern bridge.
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Watch crews blow up the 1-million-pound midsection of the steel truss bridge after a new span was constructed.
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