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Photograph B01005 Period 1910-1919A railway bridge over the Yarmuk River, destroyed by the enemy and rebuilt by the Canadian Bridging Company. Note the destroyed section lying in the past flowing river.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Railway Bridge over the Yarmuk Gorge (Deera Railway) destroyed by the enemy and rebuilt by the Canadian Bridging Company. Note the destroyed section lying on the river bed.
A railway bridge over the Yarmuk River, destroyed by the enemy and rebuilt by the Canadian Bridging Company. Note the destroyed section lying in the past flowing river.

SUWEILE, PALESTINE. C. 1918-09. A BRIDGE BUILT OVER THE YARMUK RIVER, ON THE ROAD FROM ES SALT TO AMMAN, BY THE CANADIAN BRIDGING COMPANY. THE BRIDGE WAS DESTROYED BY THE RETREATING TURKISH ARMY.

SUWEILE, PALESTINE. C. 1918-09. A BRIDGE BUILT OVER THE YARMUK RIVER, ON THE ROAD FROM ES SALT TO AMMAN, BY THE CANADIAN BRIDGING COMPANY. THE BRIDGE WAS DESTROYED BY THE RETREATING TURKISH ARMY.

SUWEILE, PALESTINE. C. 1918-09. A BRIDGE OVER THE YARMUK RIVER, ON THE ROAD FROM ES SALT TO AMMAN, REPAIRED BY THE CANADIAN BRIDGING COMPANY. THE BRIDGE WAS DESTROYED BY THE RETREATING TURKISH ARMY.

Panorama of a bridge built over the Yarmuk River, near Semakh, on the road from Es Salt to Amman. The bridge was destroyed by the retreating Turkish Army and repaired by the Canadian Bridging Company

Panorama of a bridge built over the Yarmuk River, near Semakh, on the road from Es Salt to Amman. The bridge was destroyed by the retreating Turkish Army and repaired by the Canadian Bridging Company
