768 [=129] (V.2)

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they consist of bridges with
shutters, placed both across the
canal immediately below the
departure of the branch, and
across the head of the branch
itself, the upstream wings of the
two bridges being connected by
a curved masonry revetment;
and as high as the level of the
berm, with a redan shaped
retaining wall, forming an
angle equal to that of the de-
-parture of the branch salient
to the stream. The two sides of
this redan, are designed in Ghats
or flights of steps, which give
the means of access to the canal
water from the esplanade [which, struck through]
[lies, struck through] on a level with the berm;
the higher levels or platform
[which, struck through] corresponding with the road-
-ways of the bridges are reached
by stairs laterally arranged in
the curved wall [which connects, struck through] connecting
the wings.

[note in margin: Barnett]

A 1st class Choki building
is erected on the delta formed
by the main trunk and the
branch, [on an, struck through] the axis [? struck through] being obtained by
bisecting the salient angle of
the redan; [on, struck through] to this axis and at
a distance from the angle, vary-
-ing according to circumstances,
the Choki building is laid
out square and parallel.

The bridges are in all
cases furnished with masonry
floors in counter arch resting
on deep curtain walls carried
across the canal channel on
both the up and downstream
side of the bridges, and with
protective lines [of, struck through] either ^of sheet
piling

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