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Saint-Pierre-du-Vauvray Bridge

bridge, France
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  • Seto Great Bridge
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    / Early bridges

    …bridge over the Seine at Saint-Pierre-du-Vauvray (1922), two thin, hollow arches rise 25 meters (82 feet) at mid-span and are connected by nine crossbeams. The arches curve over the deck, which is suspended by thin steel wires lightly coated with mortar and hanging down in a triangular formation. The 131-meter…

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    …bridge over the Seine at Saint-Pierre-du-Vauvray (1922), two thin, hollow arches rise 25 meters (82 feet) at mid-span and are connected by nine crossbeams. The arches curve over the deck, which is suspended by thin steel wires lightly coated with mortar and hanging down in a triangular formation. The 131-meter…

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