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Lightning to the Lake (tram to the amusement park West End, a large timber platform stretching out 1,000 ft over Lake Ponchartrain) | ===Lightning to the Lake=== | ||
(tram to the amusement park West End, a large timber platform stretching out 1,000 ft over Lake Ponchartrain) | |||
===[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gulf_Intracoastal_Waterway_West_Closure_Complex#External_links West Closure Complex]=== | |||
500 East Bayou Rd, Belle Chasse, As of 2015, world's largest pumping station. On occasion it is open for tours. | |||
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SELF-GUIDED TECHNICAL HISTORY TOUR OF NEW ORLEANS AND VICINITY (UNDER CONSTRUCTION)
This tour was constructed by the Staff of the IEEE History Center. For a global map of IEEE Milestones, ASCE Landmarks, and ASME Landmarks, go to the Innovation Map on the Engineering & Technology History Wiki. For a list of other Technical History Tours, please click here.
Lightning to the Lake
(tram to the amusement park West End, a large timber platform stretching out 1,000 ft over Lake Ponchartrain)
West Closure Complex
500 East Bayou Rd, Belle Chasse, As of 2015, world's largest pumping station. On occasion it is open for tours.
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