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Harvey knocked out the Union Pacific Railroad bridge over the San Jacinto River near I-69.
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Repair work underway on the Union Pacific Railroad Bridge that parallels US59. The support structures for the bridge were weakened by Hurricane Harvey. Note the fresh sand deposits on both sides of the river.
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Looking northeast across the west fork of the San Jacinto near the Union Pacific railroad bridge that was damaged during Hurricane Harvey. Note the fresh sand deposits in the background.
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Looking northeast across the west fork of the San Jacinto near the Union Pacific railroad bridge that was damaged during Hurricane Harvey. Note the fresh sand deposits in the background.
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US 59 (left) where it crosses the west fork of the San Jacinto River. Note all the sand flanking both shores of the river after Hurricane Harvey and the damaged railroad bridge.
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US 59 (left) where it crosses the west fork of the San Jacinto River. Note all the sand flanking both shores of the river after Hurricane Harvey and the damaged railroad bridge. The southbound lanes of 59 were also damaged by the storm.
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Hurricane Harvey left several feet of sand on both shores of the west fork of the San Jacinto River near US59. The supports for the southbound lanes (second from left), were undermined by the storm.
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Hurricane Harvey left several feet of sand on both shores of the west fork of the San Jacinto River near US59. The supports for the southbound lanes (second from left), were undermined by the storm.
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Hurricane Harvey left several feet of sand on both shores of the west fork of the San Jacinto River near US59. The supports for the southbound lanes (second from left), were undermined by the storm.
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Hurricane Harvey left several feet of sand on both shores of the west fork of the San Jacinto River near US59. The supports for the southbound lanes (second from left), were undermined by the storm.