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Élargissement du canal de l'aqueduc : excavation la plus profonde pour la conduite d'amenée parallèle. - 2 septembre 1908.
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Élargissement du canal de l'aqueduc : excavation la plus profonde pour la conduite d'amenée parallèle. - 2 septembre 1908.

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Ville de Montréal. Section des archives via Archives de Montréal (Ville de Montréal)
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2 septembre 1908 (indexed as 1908)
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Chantier de l'élargissement du canal de l'aqueduc. Vue vers l'est de la tranchée creusée pour installer la conduite d'amenée parallèle, à la hauteur de la station 187. La profondeur de 34 pieds dans le roc est atteinte à cet endroit. On aperçoit des ouvriers travaillant au fond de la tranchée. Titre originel : # 060a - Station 187, looking east. Deepest rock cut 34'42" - Sept. 2, 1908
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Construction IndustryConstruction SiteConstruction WorkerCraneExcavationFenceLandscapeManOutdoor EventRockScaffoldingShovelTrenchWorkerTagged automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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A black-and-white photograph looking down into a deep, narrow excavated trench cut through earth and rock, with its steep sides shored by timber. Several workers stand and crouch along the bottom of the trench among wooden boxes or forms and scattered stones, and a tall lattice derrick or hoist stands at the far end beside a wooden fence and trees under a hazy sky. A watermark reading Archives de la Ville de Montréal appears in the lower right corner.Described automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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