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    Wreckage removal continues on the Francis Scott Key Bridge [Image 2 of 8]

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    Wreckage removal continues on the Francis Scott Key Bridge

    BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, UNITED STATES

    04.29.2024

    Photo by Dylan Burnell 

    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Baltimore District   

    Salvage crews continue work clearing the wreckage of the Francis Scott Key Bridge from the Patapsco River in Baltimore Maryland on April 29, 2024. An estimated 50,000 tons of concrete and steel collapsed into the Patapsco River from Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge. The Key Bridge Response 2024 Unified Command priorities are to ensure the safety of the public and first responders, account for missing persons, safely restore transportation infrastructure and commerce, protect the environment, and support the investigation of the incident. (Key Bridge Response 2024 Unified Command photo by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Public Affairs Specialist Dylan Burnell)

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    Date Taken: 04.29.2024
    Date Posted: 04.30.2024 09:47
    Photo ID: 8371738
    VIRIN: 240429-A-SL031-8028
    Resolution: 5347x3648
    Size: 10.78 MB
    Location: BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, US
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    Wreckage removal continues on the Francis Scott Key Bridge
    Wreckage removal continues on the Francis Scott Key Bridge
    Two-million-pound capacity hydraulic claw used during Key Bridge cleanup
    Two-million-pound capacity hydraulic claw used during Key Bridge cleanup
    Two-million-pound capacity hydraulic claw used during Key Bridge cleanup
    Two-million-pound capacity hydraulic claw used during Key Bridge cleanup
    Two-million-pound capacity hydraulic claw used during Key Bridge cleanup
    Two-million-pound capacity hydraulic claw used during Key Bridge cleanup

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