Looking west up McDonald Creek from Highway at mile 106; Smith River bridge, mile N-232. Original caption: 43-3158 - (figure 69) Looking west up McDonald Creek from Highway at mile 106. Mountains here are bare and rocky. River meanders through wide boulder-strewn bed; spreads over entire bed during it destructive flash floods. October 26, 1943. Original caption: 43-3159 - (figure 70) Smith River Bridge, mile N-232. J. E. Haddock & Sons Co., Ltd. built this bridge. The steel trusses were erectd on falsework at same time piers were being poured, to speed completion. October 27, 1943. State: Alas
Looking west up McDonald Creek from Highway at mile 106; Smith River bridge, mile N-232. Original caption: 43-3158 - (figure 69) Looking west up McDonald Creek from Highway at mile 106. Mountains here are bare and rocky. River meanders through wide boulder-strewn bed; spreads over entire bed during it destructive flash floods. October 26, 1943. Original caption: 43-3159 - (figure 70) Smith River Bridge, mile N-232. J. E. Haddock & Sons Co., Ltd. built this bridge. The steel trusses were erectd on falsework at same time piers were being poured, to speed completion. October 27, 1943. State: Alaska.
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