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On 2005-02-03 dougdotson@NOSPAMcablespeedNOSPAMcom said:
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Bridgetenders are great people...
Interesting. Out of all the many bridges on the ICW, the Wapoo Creek
operators (one on the way down, another on the way up) were the only
ones that we had trouble with.
THis is interesting. I'll have to listen to vhf marine channels 13
and 9.

ON the upper MIssissippi (Burlington Iowa) where I lived much of my
life channel 14 is used for the drawbridges and both lock and dams 18
and 19 iirc. there's a couple of railroad drawbridges etc. in the
stretch between Davenport Iowa and the MIssouri border.

73 de nf5b

Richard Webb, amateur radio callsign nf5b
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