- also
called a
bowstring-arch or
bowstring-girder
bridge. The
elimination of
horizontal forces at the
abutments allows tied-arch
bridges to be constructed...
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concrete bowstring bridge in Asia. It is also the
second longest bowstring bridge in Asia,
after Chaotianmen Bridge in China. Valiyazh****kal
Bridge is the...
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replace timber,
wrought iron
bridges in the US
started being built on a
large scale in the 1870s.
Bowstring truss bridges were a
common truss design during...
- The Fort Pitt
Bridge is a steel, double-decked
bowstring arch
bridge that
spans the
Monongahela River near its
confluence with the
Allegheny River in Pittsburgh...
- The
Braunstone Gate
Bridge (also
known as the
Bowstring Bridge) was a
former railway bridge carrying the
Great Central Railway, and
later a
public footpath...
- The
Caledonia Bowstring Bridge is a
historic bridge in the
village of Caledonia, Ohio,
United States.
Built in the 1870s but no
longer in use, it has...
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Blackfriars Bridge in London, Ontario,
Canada is a
wrought iron
bowstring arch
through truss bridge,
crossing the
North Thames River. The
bridge was constructed...
- the
trackbed further south. The
primary impediments are
firstly a
bowstring bridge over
Honeybourne Way (at 51°54′09″N 2°05′11″W / 51.9024°N 2.08643°W...
- A
bridge is a
structure built to span a
physical obstacle (such as a body of water, valley, road, or railway)
without blocking the way underneath. It is...
-
Bridge is a century-old
bridge in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. It
bridges the
western and
eastern parts of the city
across the
Sabarmati river. This
bowstring...