Middlefield, a distance of 6£ 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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