Middlefield, a distance of 6J miles, is the most difficult and expensive portion of the route. The river is exceedingly crooked, and the mountains shut in on both sides, leaving scarcely room for a road, and requiring between Bigelow's and M'Elwain's,... Reports of the Engineers of the Western Railroad Corporation: Made to the ... - Page 85 by Western Rail-Road Corporation - 1838 - 120 pages Full view -
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