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CTY pylon02p The Blade/Lisa Dutton 10/02//2007 Toeldo,OH The view from atop the new bridge looking east. Panoramic photos from the service elevator on the Veteran's Glass Skyway pylon. The service elevator will be in use for the next 3 weeks and then removed from the pylon.
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VIEW FROM THE TOP OF THE SKYWAY

The Blade/Lisa Dutton

VIEW FROM THE TOP OF THE SKYWAY

The top of a construction elevator on the Veterans Glass City Skyway main pylon offers an eagle s view of traffic on the $237 million bridge that opened June 24

over the Maumee River. Finishing work on the bridge s cables is to end this month, allowing all lanes to open.

VIEW: Dedication ceremony and bridge opening photo gallery

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VIEW: Kirk's cartoon on the Veterans' Glass City Skyway bridge

READ: various speakers said about the bridge

SEE: What a Day on the Skyway photo page

VIEW: Glass City Skyway construction

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VIEW: Glass City Skyway celebration

VIEW: Glass City Skyway animation

VIEW: Ohio Department of Transportation web cams at Glass City Skyway.

GRAPHICS

VIEW: The five bridges that cross the Maumee River

VIEW: How the Skyway bridge accident unfolded

VIEW: The anchors of the Skyway bridge

VIEW: How the Skyway bridge stacks up against other famous bridges

VIEW: How the construction crane worked

VIEW: Details on quantities of materials and other facts

VIEW: Map of Maumee River crossing park plans

VIEW: Stay cables

SKYWAY SPECIAL SECTION

READ: ODOT s largest construction project ever produces Toledo s signature bridge

READ: Ripple effects of Skyway construction helped boost area economy

READ: ODOT officials say it should be several decades before the new bridge requires significant work

READ: Public participation played an important role in the Skyway s conception, design, development

READ: The shifting of the I-280 expressway will make room for parks on the north and east sides

READ: Sensors help UT engineers, others gauge changing conditions

READ: Beneath the beams, abutments, and concrete, Toledo s Maumee crossings have a story to tell

READ: Bridge s unique look turns up in logos, merchandise, and signs

READ: Memorial will recognize bridge workers, those who died

READ: Crane collapse in 2004 claimed 4 lives; another worker died in April accident

READ: The late Paul Mifsud is credited with making the Skyway reality

ARCHIVES

READ: Span's silver strands lure thousands

(June 24, 2007)

READ: Toledo polishes Glass City Skyway gem to shine with gala celebration (May 25, 2007)

READ: Bridge worker dies in fall as platform breaks away, tumbles 82 feet (April 20, 2007)

READ: Fractions matter as Toledo span rises (Sept. 9, 2006)

READ: California firm hired to investigate 2004 crane collapse (Nov. 8, 2005)

READ: Crane collapse kills 3(Feb. 17, 2004)

READ: OSHA proposes $280,000 in fines against I-280 bridge construction firm Fru-Con(July 30, 2004)

First Published October 3, 2007, 10:46 a.m.

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