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INKS LAKE BRIDGE
Over Colorado River

Built over the Colorado River (Inks Lake)
just below Buchanan Dam

Photos courtesy Barclay Gibson

Inks Lake Bridge over Colorado River, Texas
Photo courtesy Barclay Gibson, December 2007

The Colorado River (Inks Lake) Bridge is on old State Highway 29 and was closed to vehicular traffic upon completion of the new parrallel bridge which can be seen along side the old truss bridge in both photos.

Both bridges: SH 16 over Llano River (Roy Inks Bridge) and SH 29 over Colorado River below Buchanan Dam were built by Austin Bridge Company in the 1930's. I obtained this information from personal visits to both sites and my knowledge of company history and photos of Austin Bridge Company. - Donald L. Towles, P.E. Austin Bridge & Road, LP, February 22, 2008

Inks Lake Bridge over Colorado River, Texas
Photo courtesy Barclay Gibson, December 2007

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