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English: Abandoned C&O bridge pillars that was part of the old Second Creek Tunnel on part of the Greenbrier River, between the town of Ronceverte and the unincorporated community of Fort Spring in the U.S. state of West Virginia. |
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| Author | Marcia Wilson |
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