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As 2013 came to a close, construction crews worked on completing the pier table on the south column of Pier 1. Working high above Lake Washington, crews get a different perspective of the steel truss on the east approach of the current SR 520 bridge.

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N 3 B 10.6K C 0 E Dec 12, 2013 F Jan 24, 2014
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Construction crews continue to make progress on pier tables, or roadway support structures, on the top of Pier 1. Once complete, crews will begin building balanced cantilever spans toward Pier 2 and Pontoon W.

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N 4 B 9.4K C 0 E Dec 12, 2013 F Jan 24, 2014
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This season, construction crews have been busy along the Medina shoreline. From left to right we can see new roadway extending over Lake Washington from Pier 2, Pier 1 roadway support structures, Pontoons W and A, Pontoon U, and repair work on Pontoon V.

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In mid-December 2013 eight supplemental stability pontoons were floated onto Lake Washington. With the iconic Seattle skyline in the background Pontoon SSE is towed by the tugboat Terilyn.

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During the second week of December 2013 eight supplemental stability pontoons were floated onto Lake Washington. The hollow, concrete and steel pontoons will flank the bridge’s larger, main pontoons to help stabilize the overall structure. In all, 77 pontoons will support the new floating bridge which, at 1.4 miles in length, will be the world’s longest stretch of floating highway.

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