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SECTIONEIGHTReferences CitedKaszynski, William2000 The American Highway: The History and Culture of Roads in the United States.McFarland & Company, Inc., Jefferson, North Carolina and London.2001a2001b2001cKuennen, Tom―As Depression Deepens, ARTBA Defends Road Program, User Taxes.‖Transportation Builder Magazine (April, 2001). Online at:http://www.expresswaysonline.com.―ARTBA Resumes Fight for Interstate System As World War II Ends.‖Transportation Builder Magazine (May, 2001: 15-18.) Online at: http://www.expresswaysonline.com.―ARTBA Weathers Crises, Leverages Military to Support Birth of InterstateSystem.‖ Transportation Builder Magazine (June, 2001:25-28). Online at: http://www.expresswaysonline.com.Legler, Dixie and Carol M. Highsmith2002 Historic Bridges of Maryland. Maryland Historical Trust Press, Baltimore, MD.LeViness, Charles T.1958 A History of Road Building in Maryland. Edited by J. William Hunt. State RoadsCommission of Maryland, Baltimore, Maryland.Lin, Tung Y., and Felix Kulka1975 ―Fifty-Year Advancement in Concrete Bridge Construction.‖ Journal of theConstruction Division, September 1975, pp. 491-510.Lowery, Andrea W. Bakewell1998 Patuxent River Bridge. Maryland Historical Trust Inventory Form, No, CT-1214.Crownsville, MarylandMaryland State Highway Administration1990 Ceremony to Mark Opening of Kent Narrows Bridge to Eastbound Traffic. PressRelease No 5456, November 21, 1990. Baltimore, Maryland.2003 1948-1960 Bridge Statistics. Staff Report. Baltimore, Maryland.Matsuo Bridge Company1999 Suspension. Web publication available at: http://www.matsuobridge.co.jp/english/bridges/basics/suspension.shtmDocument last accessedOctober 22, 2004.McDonald, Douglas B.\15-SEP-11\\ 9-4
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