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Salginatobel Bridge

bridge, Switzerland
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  • Seto Great Bridge
    bridge
    / Maillart’s innovations

    …masterpieces beginning with the 1930 Salginatobel Bridge, which, as with the others already mentioned, is located in the Swiss canton of Graubünden. The form of the Salginatobel Bridge is similar to the Tavanasa yet modified to account for a longer central span of 89 meters (295 feet), which is needed…

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    …masterpieces beginning with the 1930 Salginatobel Bridge, which, as with the others already mentioned, is located in the Swiss canton of Graubünden. The form of the Salginatobel Bridge is similar to the Tavanasa yet modified to account for a longer central span of 89 meters (295 feet), which is needed…

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