Transportation and utilities

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  • INCLUDES:
  • Accidents (i.e. highway crashes, derailments, air crashes, shipwrecks, etc.)
  • Act or means of providing water, power, sewage etc. to communities
  • Act or means of transporting from one place to another
  • Businesses and corporations (i.e. towing and repair services, motor associations)
  • Facilities and infrastructures (i.e. harbours, highways, airports, sewage treatment plants, electric systems, hydro-electric projects)
  • Professional organizations, unions specifically related to transportation or utilities
  • Rescue transportation services (i.e. towing, coast guard, search & rescue)
  • Vehicles, rolling stock (i.e. locomotives, carriages, wagons, or other vehicles used on a railroad), aircraft, ships and boats, ferries

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  • SEE ALSO:
  • Agriculture
  • Buildings and structures
  • Business and commerce
  • Geographic features
  • Industries
  • Military
  • Natural resources
  • Organizations

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Transportation and utilities

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Transportation and utilities

15 Archival description results for Transportation and utilities

15 results directly related Exclude narrower terms

Harrison River Bridge - CPR

Photograph shows high flood waters at the railway bridge with construction material for repairs. Unidentified man on the other side of the bridge standing on a handcar.

Mission City Record

Low water mark April 17th, 1948 - Mission City Bridge

Low waters due to delayed spring freshets and late snows in the mountains worry farmers. A rush of water in anticipated with the advent of warmer weather.

Photo taken from the north bank of the river looking southeast from a point near the new concrete gauge fower.

Albert Clifford

Ruby Creek Bridge

Photograph shows very high flood waters up to the bridge with three unidentified men, two standing on the bridge an one in a boat.

Mission City Record

Washed out road

The slow process of draining off Matsqui Prairie was in process Monday when this picture of the washed out road was taken from the CPR tracks just south of the bridge.