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Table of Contents

List of Figures

Acknowledgements

Introduction

History of Oklahoma Highway Bridges

The Historic Bridges of Oklahoma
Steel Truss Bridges
• King Post Pony
• Small Pratt (3 panel) Pony
• Truss Leg Bedstead Pony
• Pratt Pony
• Pratt Half-Hip Pony
• Parker Pony
• Camel Back Pony
• Warren w/ Verticals Pony
• Warren w/ Polygonal Top Chord Pony
• Warren Bedstead Pony
• Double Intersection Warren Pony
• Pratt Through
• Modified Pratt Through
• Parker Through
• Camelback Through
• Modified Parker Through
• Warren Through
• K-Truss
• Deck Truss
• Mixed Truss

Concrete and Stone Bridges
• Concrete Arch
• Rainbow Arch
• Stone Arch

Endnotes

Bibliography

Appendices




MODIFIED PARKER THROUGH TRUSS

    1926	Muskogee		51E0835N4350004	  J.A. Moore
			


  Bridge builders also modified the Parker by subdividing the panels to supply more stiffness for the major structural elements and more support for the floor system.  The four 180-foot, riveted spans of the modified Parker over the Grand River illustrates this type.  A local contractor erected the bridge at Fort Gibson in 1926.  The type seemed well suited for the needs of a major bridge across a wide river (Figure 64).


Four modified Parker through truses form the main spans of Bridge 51E0835N4350004.  The 1926 structure crosses the Grand River at Fort Gibson.
Figure 64.  Four modified Parker through truses form the main spans of Bridge 51E0835N4350004.  The 1926 structure crosses the Grand River at Fort Gibson.



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