107-year-old Saskatoon bridge taken down in precision demolition [WATCH]
by The Canadian Press
Two of the southern spans of the Traffic Bridge collapsed onto a specially constructed berm
SASKATOON—Crowds of people lined the banks of the South Saskatchewan River in Saskatoon to watch explosions that brought down a portion of a 107-year-old bridge.
Two of the southern spans of the Traffic Bridge collapsed onto a specially constructed earth berm when 16 charges were simultaneously detonated early Jan. 10.
According to police, the demolition went off without a hitch.
The century-old bridge is being replaced.
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The northern spans will be taken down later as construction moves forward.
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