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The Canso Causeway's History and Impact
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Rock blasted at Cape Porcupine quarry in Auld's Cove
19 of 64 		Underwater blasting was required
20 of 64 		The concrete walls of the Canso Canal were formed and anchored into solid rock
21 of 64 		Workers at Nova Scotia Pulp Ltd. construction site
22 of 64 		Construction workers at Nova Scotia Pulp Ltd. site
23 of 64 		Pipeline being laid under the Strait of Canso
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Nova Scotia Pulp Ltd. construction site
25 of 64 		Construction workers walk to the job site
26 of 64 		Railway diversions made during construction of the Causeway just south of Port Hastings
27 of 64 		Railway diversion made during the construction of the Canso Causeway between 1952 and 1955
28 of 64 		Concrete culvert Railway diversion Canso Causeway Construction
29 of 64 		Railway diversions for Canso Causeway Construction
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Blast at Cape Porcupine as worker walks along newly constructed Canso Causeway
31 of 64 		Project sign for construction of Canso Canal
32 of 64 		Canal site construction showing the Causeway approaching from mainland Nova Scotia
33 of 64 		Site for the Canso Canal
34 of 64 		Workers with the concrete inspectors
35 of 64 		Construction site from the air looking north east
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