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William Edwards

British engineer
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  • Seto Great Bridge
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    / Stone arch bridges

    In Great Britain, William Edwards built what many people consider the most beautiful arch bridge in the British Isles—the Pontypridd Bridge (1750), over the Taff in Wales, with a lofty span of 42 meters (140 feet). In London the young Swiss engineer Charles Labelye, entrusted with the building…

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    In Great Britain, William Edwards built what many people consider the most beautiful arch bridge in the British Isles—the Pontypridd Bridge (1750), over the Taff in Wales, with a lofty span of 42 meters (140 feet). In London the young Swiss engineer Charles Labelye, entrusted with the building…

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