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Created page with "<big>''' East Indian Railway(EIR)- Bridges and Tunnels'''</big> ''''' This listing is not complete. ''''' ==Background== The initial plans were for the many EIR bridges over..." |
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** [[Hooghly River Bridge| ‘Hooghly River Bridge, 1887’ - ''later named ‘Jubilee Bridge’ - see separate page'']] | ** [[Hooghly River Bridge| ‘Hooghly River Bridge, 1887’ - ''later named ‘Jubilee Bridge’ - see separate page'']] | ||
** [[Upper Sone Bridge, Dehri|‘Upper Soan Bridge, Dehri’]], opened 27 Feb 1900 | ** [[Upper Sone Bridge, Dehri|‘Upper Soan Bridge, Dehri’]], opened 27 Feb 1900 | ||
** ‘Howrah Pontoon Bridge, 1874’ - ''listed in Grace’s Guide but this was a floating pontoon bridge, not a railway bridge'' | ** [[Howrah_Floating_Bridge_and_Howrah_Bridge#Pontoon_Bridge| ‘Howrah Pontoon Bridge, 1874’ ]] - ''listed in Grace’s Guide but this was a floating pontoon bridge, not a railway bridge'' | ||
** | ** [[Howrah_Floating_Bridge_and_Howrah_Bridge#New_Howrah_Bridge_Construction| ‘Howrah Bridge’]] - ''listed in Grace’s Guide but not a railway bridge. The ‘Howrah Bridge’ opened in 1943'' | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||