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Regrading is the
process of
grading for
raising and/or
lowering the
levels of land. Such a
project can also be
referred to as a
regrade.
Regrading may...
- the 1902–1911
regrade November 1929
photo of the last
regrade, in
progress Eugene McAllaster,
Denny Regrade consulting engineer Regrading "Seattle Neighborhoods:...
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before the
Jackson and
Dearborn Regrades, but the last
stage was not
completed until decades later.
Before regrading, the much-admired
Denny School and...
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indicate whether a
surface is
horizontal or
vertical Canal pound or
level Regrading or levelling, the
process of
raising and/or
lowering the
levels of land...
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between First Hill and
Beacon Hill is man-made, a
result of two of the many
regrading projects that
reshaped the
topography of the city center. The topography...
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United States with
numerous endemic species.
Streams are
reclaimed by
regrading mine land,
reconfiguring the mine drain, or
building new
stream channels...
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platform before regrading – too
steep if a
train is not
provided with
continuous brakes. 0.77% (1 in 130) – Rudgwick, UK
platform after regrading – not too...
- Lee
Photographs 270
photographs of Seattle, ca. 1904–1940,
depicting regrading projects, muni****l services, and
local neighborhood architecture, as...
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sewers draining into
Elliott Bay from
backing up at high tide. For the
regrade, the
streets were
lined with
concrete walls that
formed narrow alleyways...
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Metropolitan Police superintendents were
regraded to the new rank of
chief superintendent,
chief inspectors were
regraded to superintendent, and sub-divisional...
