Monoliths on the move at Olmsted Locks and Dam
Thousands of tons of concrete and steel comprise the stilling basin shells hoisted by the super gantry crane from their casting pads and moved extremely slowly but surely to the rebar template. On the template the shells are outfitted for their journey via the catamaran barge to their set-down site in the Ohio River to become part of the dam that will serve the Olmsted Locks and Dam being built near the confluence of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers.
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