National Historic Engineering Landmarks are engineering achievements of historic importance that have been identified by their relevant engineering society.
- American Society of Civil Engineers designates National Historic Civil Engineering Landmarks
- American Society of Mechanical Engineers designates National Historic Mechanical Engineering Landmarks
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