John Hennessy III,
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers opened the first bay at the Morganza Floodway on May 14th. Photos by the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers Public Affairs, USACEpublicaffairs on flickr. “Intended to operate during emergency flooding, the purpose of the Morganza Floodway is to divert excess floodwater from the Mississippi River into the Atchafalaya […]
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Cullman, Alabama. Photos by Tabitha Kaylee Hawk, southerntabitha on Flickr
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InfrastructureUSA is coming to Flickr with a photo group called “American Infrastructure,” a visual collection U.S. infrastructure: “…roads, school buildings, water pipes, canals–the successful and working infrastructure, and the decaying infrastructure that we need to fix.”
Join the group, and share your infrastructure photographs with the Flickr community!
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THE ROAD INFORMATION PROGRAM
TRIP has identified and ranked the 40 surface transportation projects that are most needed to support Nevada’s economic growth.
Heavy machinery lays the foundation for a Downtown Manhattan transit hub.
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Chicago, perhaps like no other city in the United States, has set itself apart as a center of trade, and recently that has been expressed in the growth of its two airports, O’Hare and Midway. With the resurgence of passenger rail promoted by the Obama Administration, it may be able to reassert its dominance in that field; it will sit at the confluence of three upgraded intercity rail lines already at least partially funded: One to St. Louis, another to Detroit, and a third to Milwaukee and Madison.
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