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Jonathan Jones

American engineer
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  • Seto Great Bridge
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    / Suspension bridges

    …steel suspension bridge designed by Jonathan Jones has a span of 555 meters (1,850 feet) and a total length, including approach spans, of more than 2,700 meters (9,000 feet). The design of the Ambassador Bridge originally called for using heat-treated steel wires for the cables. Normally wires were cold-drawn, a…

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    …steel suspension bridge designed by Jonathan Jones has a span of 555 meters (1,850 feet) and a total length, including approach spans, of more than 2,700 meters (9,000 feet). The design of the Ambassador Bridge originally called for using heat-treated steel wires for the cables. Normally wires were cold-drawn, a…

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