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The 1st Avenue North Viaduct is a steel-span viaduct between Carraway Boulevard (formerly 26th Street) and 34th Street, adjacent to Sloss Furnaces just to the east of downtown Birmingham. The bridge was designed and built by W.C. Howton Contracting, and currently the bridge carries four lanes of traffic for 1st Avenue North.

Baker, Jerry (February 21, 2001) "Contractor built bridge to last." Birmingham News.

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	The '''1st Avenue North Viaduct''' is a steel-span viaduct adjacent to [[Sloss Furnaces]] just to the east of downtown [[Birmingham]]. The bridge was designed and built by [[W.C. Howton Contracting]], and currently the bridge carries four lanes of traffic for [[1st Avenue North]].		The '''1st Avenue North Viaduct''' is a steel-span viaduct between [[Carraway Boulevard]] (formerly 26th Street) and [[34th Street North\|34th Street]], adjacent to [[Sloss Furnaces]] just to the east of downtown [[Birmingham]]. The bridge was designed and built by [[W.C. Howton Contracting]], and currently the bridge carries four lanes of traffic for [[1st Avenue North]].

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