SmugMug > keywords > maumee river > No longer marvelous.

An upstream, riverside view of the old Interurban Bridge (aka Old Electric Bridge) that spans the Maumee River at the historic location of the dolomite outcrop in the middle of the river, Roche de Boeuf (Roche de Bout).

When built, in 1907, this was the longest reinforced concrete railroad bridge in the world, at 1220 feet.  In order to build it, part of Roche de Boeuf, which forms the base for the left-most bridge support in this photo, was destroyed.

If you're interested in more about the bridge, Waterville, or Roche de Boeuf, here is a link to get you started:

http://www.waterville.org/history.htm


Farnsworth Metro Park, Waterville, Ohio.  (The 'Map This' tag for this photo is the aforementioned rocky outcrop, Roche de Boeuf.)
SmugMug > keywords > maumee river > View of the Isaac Ludwig Mill from the foot bridge at Kimble's Landing.

From this bridge, one can walk along the towpath beside the canal, under the roadway overpass in front of the mill, and on up to the mill.

Early November, Providence Park, along the Maumee River, Ohio.
SmugMug > keywords > maumee river > Sunset over the Maumee River
SmugMug > keywords > maumee river > Metaphor:  Global decay

Mooring hardware along the Miami & Erie Canal.

Providence Park, Maumee River, Ohio.
SmugMug > keywords > maumee river > Busy visitor...

A large bee, species unknown, visited these woodland wildflowers (probably green-headed cone flower, a rudbeckia) along the Maumee River on a late afternoon in August.
SmugMug > keywords > maumee river > High Bush Cranberry (Viburnum trilobum)

Fruit ripening in late August along the Maumee River, Grand Rapids, OH
SmugMug > keywords > maumee river > Exposed sycamore roots

Maumee River bank, Grand Rapids, OH

They belong to a grand old tree whose roots on the other side stand literally in the water at the river's edge.
SmugMug > keywords > maumee river > walleye run maumee river
No longer marvelous.

An upstream, riverside view of the old Interurban Bridge (aka Old Electric Bridge) that spans the Maumee River at the historic location of the dolomite outcrop in the middle of the river, Roche de Boeuf (Roche de Bout).

When built, in 1907, this was the longest reinforced concrete railroad bridge in the world, at 1220 feet. In order to build it, part of Roche de Boeuf, which forms the base for the left-most bridge support in this photo, was destroyed.

If you're interested in more about the bridge, Waterville, or Roche de Boeuf, here is a link to get you started:

http://www.waterville.org/history.htm


Farnsworth Metro Park, Waterville, Ohio. (The 'Map This' tag for this photo is the aforementioned rocky outcrop, Roche de Boeuf.)
 > No longer marvelous.

An upstream, riverside view of the old Interurban Bridge (aka Old Electric Bridge) that spans the Maumee River at the historic location of the dolomite outcrop in the middle of the river, Roche de Boeuf (Roche de Bout).

When built, in 1907, this was the longest reinforced concrete railroad bridge in the world, at 1220 feet.  In order to build it, part of Roche de Boeuf, which forms the base for the left-most bridge support in this photo, was destroyed.

If you're interested in more about the bridge, Waterville, or Roche de Boeuf, here is a link to get you started:

http://www.waterville.org/history.htm


Farnsworth Metro Park, Waterville, Ohio.  (The 'Map This' tag for this photo is the aforementioned rocky outcrop, Roche de Boeuf.)
No longer marvelous.

An upstream, riverside view of the old Interurban Bridge (aka Old Electric Bridge) that spans the Maumee River at the historic location of the dolomite outcrop in the middle of the river, Roche de Boeuf (Roche de Bout).

When built, in 1907, this was the longest reinforced concrete railroad bridge in the world, at 1220 feet. In order to build it, part of Roche de Boeuf, which forms the base for the left-most bridge support in this photo, was destroyed.

If you're interested in more about the bridge, Waterville, or Roche de Boeuf, here is a link to get you started:

http://www.waterville.org/history.htm


Farnsworth Metro Park, Waterville, Ohio. (The 'Map This' tag for this photo is the aforementioned rocky outcrop, Roche de Boeuf.)
Photo by: arctangent • see photo in gallery

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