BYBLOS, SYRIA. 1942-06-06. PARTLY COMPLETED BRIDGE IN
THIS BRIDGE WAS ONE OF THE BIGGEST JOBS ON THIS SECTION OF THE LINE. WHEN COMPLETED IT CONSISTED OF THREE 80 FEET SPANS AND THE HIGHEST PIER WAS 79
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BYBLOS, SYRIA. 1942-06-06. PARTLY COMPLETED
THIS BRIDGE WAS ONE OF THE BIGGEST JOBS ON THIS SECTION OF THE
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