Inventory Earth is a feature of HistoricBridges.org that is intended to provide basic location and bridge type data for selected locations across the globe that are not in the United States and are not covered by HistoricBridges.org. Many countries on this planet have spectacular historic bridges that are carefully preserved and maintained, yet research on the Internet shows that there are few websites out there that help people quickly identify and locate these bridges. The webmaster of HistoricBridges.org felt that creating a database to list bridges that are found in the process of online research and exploration to share with website visitors would be an easy way to help raise awareness of some of these bridges, without undertaking the effort needed to add a bridge to HistoricBridges.org's main Bridge Browser. The primary goal of an entry in Inventory Earth is to provide the location of the bridge, provide basic bridge type information, and offer a small comment about the bridge. In this sense, Inventory Earth is not so much the source of information and photos for a bridge, but moreso a search tool, organizer, and gateway to aid in Internet research and trip planning. There is also an intent in coverage and comments here to offer evidence to American visitors that historic bridges in the United States are not maintained as they should, and are also being demolished when rehabilitation is in fact feasible and prudent.

This project is currently in its infancy. The database should grow dramatically over time, and a search tool will be provided to filter results.

Special Bridge Conditions Legend

!	Confirmed demolition date within one year or an especially historic bridge that is threatened with demolition at any level.
X	The bridge has been confirmed demolished or collapsed.
S	The bridge has been dismantled or moved to an offsite location and is not currently available for public viewing.
L	Most or all of the original bridge material has been demolished and replaced, including historically significant elements, but some original parts of the bridge remain.

Note: This website cannot guarantee the current condition of any bridge on this website. Bridges lacking these icons should not necessarily be considered condition-free.

Total Bridges Found: 652

	Bridge Name	Facility Carried / Feature Intersected	Location	Structure Type	Discussion	Maps	Links	Supplemental Data	Photo
	Logierait Bridge	Private Roadway, Open To Public Over River Tay	Logierait Scotland United Kingdom	1865 Metal Lattice Girder, Through	This beautiful lattice girder remains in place. Formerly a railway bridge it is now a privately owned bridge open to the public.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 56.64680,-3.68341	http://logieraitbridge.com/		Russel Wills, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Geograph-1009548-by-Russel-Wills_aberfeldy.jpg
	Sheffield District Railway Bridge	Railway (Abandoned) Over River Don	Sheffield England United Kingdom	1900 Metal Lattice Truss, Deck	This bridge is a traditional example of its type. Abandoned, but remains in place as of 2010.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.41005,-1.42183	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/River_Don,_South_Yorkshire#Sheffield_District_Railway_bridge		Dave Bevis, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Brightside_-_railway_bridge_over_River_Don.jpg
	Partick Railway Bridge	Railway Over River Kelvin	Partick England United Kingdom	1900 Metal Lattice Girder, Through	A small and traditionally composed lattice girder. Has deck plate girder approach spans.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 55.86770,-4.30418	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Geograph-2112393-by-Thomas-Nugent_partick.jpg		Thomas Nugent, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Geograph-2112393-by-Thomas-Nugent_partick.jpg
	Burntisland Viaduct	Railway Over Various Streets	Burntisland Scotland United Kingdom	1888 Metal Lattice Girder, Through	Decorated in a three color paint scheme, these girder spans carry the railway over several streets, while a stone structure is present in between road crossings.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 56.05821,-3.23677			Paul McIlroy, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Burntisland_viaduct_-_geograph.org.uk_-_422407.jpg
	Llandeilo Bridge	Railway (Heart of Wales) Over River Towy	Llandeilo Wales United Kingdom	1852 Metal Lattice Girder, Through	An attractive two span lattice girder that was repainted in 2011.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 51.87837,-3.98925	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Llandeilo#Llandeilo_Bridges		Flying Stag, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Lattice_girder_railway_bridge_over_River_Towy,_Llandeilo.JPG
	Cadishead Viaduct	Railway (Abandoned) Over Manchester Ship Canal	England United Kingdom	1893 Metal Lattice Girder, Through	This impressive lattice girder is one of many bridge with heritage value on this canal.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.42459,-2.42791	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cadishead_Viaduct
	Darcy Lever Railway Bridge East	Railway Over River Tonge	Bolton England United Kingdom	1848 Metal Lattice Girder, Deck	This is a large high level lattice girder.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.57075,-2.40488	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darcy_Lever_railway_station		Roger May, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Darcy_Lever_-_geograph.org.uk_-_93794.jpg
	Darcy Lever Railway Bridge West	Railway Over A666	Bolton England United Kingdom	Metal Double-Warren Truss, Deck	This bridge is a high level bridge over a divided highway.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.57011,-2.41488
	Marton Junction Bridge	Ridgeway Lane Over Railway (Abandoned)	Hunningham England United Kingdom	1851 Metal Lattice Girder, Deck	This is an ancient lattice girder. It is on a county road that is not formally maintained, but appears passable.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 52.29542,-1.44070	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:The_high_bridge,_Hunningham_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1658756.jpg		Ian Rob, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:The_high_bridge,_Hunningham_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1658756.jpg
	Bennerley Viaduct	Railway (Abandoned Great Northern Railway) Over Erewash Valley	Awsworth and Ilkeston England United Kingdom	1877 Metal Lattice Girder, Deck	This is an enormous multi-span lattice deck girder that is abandoned.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 52.98991,-1.29704	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bennerley_Viaduct		Grant Shaw, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Bennerley_Viaduct_Ilkeston.jpg
	Kew Railway Bridge	Railway Over River Thames	London England United Kingdom	1869 Metal Lattice Girder, Through	This bridge is an outstanding example of its type and it rests on beautiful piers.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 51.48408,-0.27931	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kew_Railway_Bridge		Chris McKenna, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Kew_Railway_Bridge.jpg
	Chiswick Bridge	A316 Over River Thames	London England United Kingdom	1933 Concrete Deck Arch, Closed Spandrel	This concrete arch has a stone facing to make it look like a stone arch bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 51.47320,-0.26971	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chiswick_Bridge		http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Chiswick-Bridge-15-540-3.jpg
	Barnes Railway Bridge	Railway Over River Thames	London England United Kingdom	1849 Cast Iron Deck Arch and Metal Through Truss, Riveted Connections	Two superstructures side by side sharing a single pier. Arch date is 1849. Truss date is 1895	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 51.47270,-0.25380	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barnes_Railway_Bridge		Graeme Kerr, CC BY-SA 2.5, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:BarnesRailwayBridgeUpstream.jpg
	Hammersmith Bridge	Hammersmith Bridge Road (A306) Over River Thames	London England United Kingdom	1887 Metal Eyebar Chain Suspension	This is a beautiful and ornate suspension bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 51.48840,-0.23026	http://www.historicbridges.org/unitedkingdom/hammersmith/		Alex.muller, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Hammersmith_Bridge_2008_06_19.jpg
	Putney Bridge	A219 Over River Thames	London England United Kingdom	1886 Stone Deck Arch	This is a traditionally composed stone arch arch bridge. Putney Bridge is often very busy on Saturdays, when Fulham F.C. are playing at home.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 51.46691,-0.21299	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Putney_Bridge		http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Putney_Bridge_723-5.JPG
	Fulham Railway Bridge	Railway (London Underground) Over River Thames	London England United Kingdom	1889 Metal Lattice Girder	Pedestrian sidewalks are cantilevered off of this attractive lattice girder style bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 51.46591,-0.20966	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fulham_Railway_Bridge		Chris Guy, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/pixelhut/2727369367/
	Battersea Railway Bridge	Railway (Network Rail) Over River Thames	London England United Kingdom	1863 Cast Iron Deck Arch	This cast iron deck arch has a laced mesh for its spandrel walls.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 51.47312,-0.17936	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battersea_Railway_Bridge		http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:BatterseaRailBridge.jpg
	Battersea Bridge	A3220 Over River Thames	London England United Kingdom	1890 Cast Iron Deck Arch	This bridge is a good example of an English cast iron deck arch.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 51.48110,-0.17252	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battersea_Bridge		Iridescent, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Battersea_Bridge_1.JPG
	Albert Bridge	Albert Bridge Road Over River Thames	London England United Kingdom	1873 Metal Eyebar Suspension	This is a very old bridge that combines an eyebar-stayed and suspension system. It has been altered, with the most visible aspect being a pier in the middle.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 51.48245,-0.16681	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Bridge,_London		Iridescent, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Albert_Bridge_view.JPG
	Chelsea Bridge	A3216 Over River Thames	London England United Kingdom	1937 Metal Cable Suspension	This suspension bridge has simple riveted box towers.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 51.48430,-0.14984	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chelsea_Bridge		Tom Graham, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Chelsea_Bridge,_London.jpg
	Vauxhall Bridge	A202 Over River Thames	London England United Kingdom	1906 Metal Deck Arch	This is a riveted steel deck arch and its piers have statues in them.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 51.48774,-0.12750	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vauxhall_Bridge		Nigel Mykura, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Vauxhall_Bridge_2009.jpg
	Lambeth Bridge	A3203 Over River Thames	London England United Kingdom	1932 Metal Deck Arch	An attractive steel deck arch with ornate piers.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 51.49454,-0.12321	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambeth_Bridge		Tagishsimon, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Lambeth_Bridge_upstream_side1.jpg
	Westminster Bridge	A302 Over River Thames	London England United Kingdom	1862 Cast Iron Deck Arch	Right next to Parliament, this iconic bridge retains its cast iron ribs on the outside but has modern ribs in between.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 51.50088,-0.12203	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Westminster_Bridge		http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Westminster_Bridge
	Hungerford Bridge	Railway (Northern Line) Over River Thames	London England United Kingdom	1864 Metal Double-Warren Pony Truss, Pin Connections	This is a rare pin connected truss. Modern pedestrian bridges block the elevation view of this bridge, but appear to afford up-close views of the trusses.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 51.50615,-0.12006	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungerford_Bridge_and_Golden_Jubilee_Bridges		Calotype46, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/calotype46/6812239330/
	Blackfriars Bridge	A201 Over River Thames	London England United Kingdom	1869 Cast Iron Deck Arch	One of two cast iron deck arch bridges in this location, this bridge sports a vibrant red and white paint scheme.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 51.50979,-0.10439	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackfriars_Bridge		Tagishsimon, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Blackfriars_Bridge,_London,_England,_240404.jpg
	Blackfriars Railway Bridge	Railway Over River Thames	London England United Kingdom	1886 Cast Iron Deck Arch	This cast iron deck arch, and the piers from the previous bridge here are being adaptively reused for railway station expansions.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 51.50978,-0.10315	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackfriars_Railway_Bridge		Nobrook, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:OldBlackfriarsRRBridgeP1090233b.jpg
	Southwark Bridge	A300 Over River Thames	London England United Kingdom	1921 Steel Deck Arch	This bridge looks like an old cast iron arch but is a newer steel deck arch, but still nice looking and historic.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 51.50881,-0.09417	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southwark_Bridge		http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Southwark_Bridge,_River_Thames,_London,_England.jpg
	Tower Bridge	A100 Over River Thames	London England United Kingdom	1894 Metal Pratt truss, deck with riveted connections, bascule.	This is the unique and iconic world-famous bascule bridge of London.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 51.50559,-0.07540	http://www.towerbridge.org.uk		Cmglee, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Tower_Bridge_from_London_City_Hall.jpg
	Onloppskanalen Canal Bridge	Highway and Railway Over Onloppskanalen Canal	Stockholm Sweden	Strauss heel-trunnion bascule, through truss	Strauss heel-trunnion bascule. 131 ft 6 in single leaf combined highway and railway bridge at Danviken.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 59.313717,18.104771
	Jiefang Bridge	Highway Over Haihe River	Tianjin China	1927 Metal truss, through with riveted connections, bascule	Liberation Bridge is a Scherzer type rolling lift bascule bridge. 96.7 meters long.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 39.13105,117.20051	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/27126547
	Owari Bridge	Tokai-do (Highway 1) Over Ibi River	Kuwana Japan	1933 Metal arch, through	As if this 15 span through arch were not spectacular enough for its unusual length and attractive design, this unique bridge has one span on an island that has a hole in one side to admit a road that intersects with the bridge. Length: 2883 feet,	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.08146,136.69161	http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%B0%BE%E5%BC%B5%E5%A4%A7%E6%A9%8B	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	tsuda, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/tsuda/3493481318/
	Saphan Phut Bridge	Highway Over Chao Phaya River	Bangkok Thailand	Metal truss, through with riveted connections, bascule	This appears to be a very unusual bascule bridge that features some fixed through truss approach spans as well.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 16.80485,96.18728	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/46667033
	Yangon Bridge	Highway Over Ngamoeyeik Creek	Rangoon Myanmar	Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections	This multi-span bridge has seen better days. Some spans are replaced with Bailey trusses and the deck is very primitive. The original truss spans are sturdy looking. There may be a movable span component.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 16.80485,96.18728	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/1204489
	Inwa Bridge	Highway and Railway Over Ayeyarwady River	Sagaing Myanmar	Metal Pennsylvania truss, through with riveted connections.	This large multi-span bridge carries railway in the center and highway on cantilevers.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 21.87185,95.99197	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/8862936
	Thames River Railway Bridge	Railway Over Thames River	Ontario Canada	Metal Deck Truss	NOT CONFIRMED. This may be a deck truss.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 42.76325,-81.47658
	MacDonald Road Bridge	MacDonald Road Over Black Creek	Ontario Canada	Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	A relatively heavy riveted rural pony truss.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.37255,-81.556833	http://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/WM9V22_MacDonald_Road_Truss_Bridge_Bluewater_Ontario
	Ramsey Swing Bridge	East Street Over Sulby River	Ramsey Isle of Man United Kingdom	Metal bowstring truss, through, swing	The of the only noteworthy bridges on Isle of Man, this is an excellent example of a European swing bridge and it appears to be in excellent condition. Also note that Ramsey is home to a beautiful bridge-like pier called Queens Pier that was built in the 1880s.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 54.32270,-4.38199	http://www.flickr.com/photos/trolleyfan/3817038399/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/oldmiwl/3998204367/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Pier_Ramsey.JPG
	Most na Stepane	Highway 9 Over River	Czech Republic	1912 Metal suspension	This is a very unusual bridge that appears to be a combination of truss and suspension bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 50.290817,14.49666	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/50550494
	Auckland Harbour Bridge	Northern Motorway (HWY-1) Over Auckland Harbour	Aukland New Zealand	1959 Metal cantilever truss, through with riveted connections, arched cantilever	A noteworthy example of this distinctive style of cantilever truss, which features a smoothly curved design.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -36.82990,174.74600	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auckland_Harbour_Bridge
	Ponte dell'Industria	Ponte dell'Industria Over Tiber	Rome Italy	1863 Metal polygonal Warren truss, through with riveted connections	This unusually configured two span through truss has supplemental Warren trusses for pipelines. One of the only truss bridges in Rome.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 41.87184,12.47164	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/24310444 http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ponte_dell'Industria		Vincenzo Surace, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/1154732
	Ingram Bridge	Highway Over River Till	Ingram England United Kingdom	Metal Lattice Girder, through with riveted connections.	This is a small multi-span girder.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 55.44127,-1.97389
	River Till Bridge	Highway Over River Till	England United Kingdom	Metal Double-Intersection Warren truss, pony with riveted connections.	This is a tiny truss bridge in good condition.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 55.54310,-1.91265
	River Till Bridge	Highway Over River Till	England United Kingdom	Metal Bowstring truss, pony with riveted connections.	This is a tiny bowstring bridge in good condition.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 55.56228,-1.90836
	River Till Bridge	Highway Over River Till	England United Kingdom	Metal Lattice Girder, through with riveted connections.	This is a tiny lattice girder bridge in good condition.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 55.596948,-2.086833
	Fords Road Bridge	Fords Road Over Water of Leith	Saughton Scotland United Kingdom	Metal bowstring truss, through with riveted connections.	Small truss remains open to pedestrians.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 55.93304,-3.25183
	Victoria Swing Bridge	Tower Street Over Water of Leith	Leith Scotland United Kingdom	Metal Truss, Through, Swing	This is a bobtail swing bridge that has been bypassed and remains in use for pedestrians. It no longer operates for boats.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 55.97876,-3.16996	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/7590719		Scott Denham, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/sdenham/532169018/
	Chain Brige	B4598 (Chain Bridge Road) Over River Usk	Newport Wales United Kingdom	Metal Arch, Through	This beautiful riveted crescent arch bridge with stone abutments is quite a sight to see. Ornate railing. Attractive arched overhead bracing. Rare trussed floorbeams. Roadway name suggests it replaced a chanin suspension bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 51.74506,-2.94813	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/881738		David Owen, CC BY-ND 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/48578703
	Newport Railway Bridge	Railway Over River Usk	Newport Wales United Kingdom	Metal Pratt Truss, Deck With Riveted Connections	Has deck plate girder approaches and lattice railings.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 51.59119,-2.99401	http://www.flickr.com/photos/mattbuck007/3710567688/		Matt Buck, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/23298098
	Newport Bridge	B4591 Over River Usk	Newport Wales United Kingdom	Cast Iron Deck Arch	A beautiful cast iron deck arch bridge with apparantly good historic integrity.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 51.59051,-2.99386	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/23298098
	Newport Transporter Bridge	Highway Over River Usk	Newport Wales United Kingdom	1906 Transporter	One of the few remaining transporter bridges in the world.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 51.57057,-2.98559	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newport_Transporter_Bridge		James Stringer, CC BY-NC 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/jamesstringer/2748097817/
	Aare Footbridge	Pedestrian Walkway Over Aare	Bern Switzerland	Eyebar Chain Suspension with pony truss stiffening	A small eyebar suspension bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 46.93437,7.44598	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/15560751		_Tasmo, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/tasmo/4671016213/
	Kirchenfeldbrucke	Highway Over Aare	Bern Switzerland	1883 Metal Arch, Deck	This is a magnificent landmark arch bridge	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 46.94579,7.44857	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/1534614		Owen Massey McKnight, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/addedentry/3238879655/
	Puente Victorino de la Plaza	Francisco Pievoni Over Riachuelo	Buenos Aires Argentina	1916 Metal truss, through with riveted connections, bascule	This bridge is an attractive example of a rolling lift bascule bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -34.66072,-58.38825	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/35369596		Talleres-Cba, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archivo:Puente_Victorino.jpg
	Rio Mayari Railway Bridge	Railway Over Rio Mayari	Cuba	Metal truss	Little is known about this bridge. It appears to be a one span truss with a polygonal top chord and some manner of approach spans.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 20.70679,-75.63049
	Sagua le Chica Railway Bridge	Railway Over Sagua le Chica	Cuba	Metal truss	Little is known about this bridge. It appears to be a two span truss.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 22.55706,-79.82385
	Sagua le Grande Railway Bridge	Railway Over Sagua le Grande	Cuba	Metal truss, through	Little is known about this bridge. It is a single span through truss.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 22.75391,-80.08465
	Sagua le Grande Bridge	Highway Over Sagua le Grande	Sagua La Grande Cuba	1905 Metal Parker truss, through with riveted connections.	This is a very attractive Parker truss, very lightweight in design.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 22.80823,-80.06909	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/26500081
	Rio Canimar Bridge	CD Over Rio Canimar	Matanzas Cuba	Concrete Arch, Open Spandrel, Deck	A high level multi-span strucure.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 23.03910,-81.49689	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/42736903		bluedoglaw, CC BY 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/4090027
	Calle 298 Bridge	Calle 298 (San Luis) Over Rio San Juan	Matanzas Cuba	Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"	This bridge is one of several interesting bridges on this river.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 23.04343,-81.58220	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/16386400		Ole Holbech, CC BY-NC-ND 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/8454043
	Puente Calixto Garcia	Calle 272 Over Rio San Juan	Matanzas Cuba	1899 Metal Double-Intersection Warren truss, through with riveted connections	This beautiful bridge has very ornate stone abutments that rise up above the deck in decorative stone pillars.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 23.04472,-81.57396	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/34487725 http://www.panoramio.com/photo/34485435
	Rio San Juan Railway Bridge	Railway Over Rio San Juan	Matanzas Cuba	Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections, Swing	This traditionally composed bridge is in good shape.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 23.04502,-81.57274	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/35628071		Ole Holbech, CC BY-NC-ND 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/8454047
	Rio Yumuri Railway Bridge	Railway Over Rio Yumuri	Matanzas Cuba	Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections	This traditionally composed bridge is in good shape.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 23.04831,-81.57258	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/34487749
	Rio Corriente Bridge	Railway Over Rio Corriente	Argentina	Metal Pratt truss, through with pinned connections	This long truss bridge has beautiful arched portal bracing.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -28.98763,-58.53554	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/8471201
	Arroyo Palmar Bridge	Railway Over Arroyo Palmar	Argentina	Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections	Lightweight portal bracing, and lightweight counters.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -31.85873,-58.33176	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/1709496
	Puente Ferrocarril	Railway Over Arroyo Baru	Argentina	Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections	This bridge is noted for its attractive arched portal bracing, which appears to be designed to increase overhead clearance.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -31.81710,-58.44635	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/24877339
	Glamis Road Bridge	Glamis Road Over Shadwell Basin	London England United Kingdom	Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections, bascule	This bridge reportedly used to lift by pumping water into the counterweight which then raised the bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 51.50810,-0.05077	http://www.flickr.com/photos/ultrapom/4626786222/		Darius Norvilas, CC BY-NC 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/istorija/4193788603/
	School Road Bridge	School Road Over Bridgewater Canal	Sale England United Kingdom	Cast Iron Deck Arch	Part of this bridge contains a cast iron arch. The rest is composed of other materials.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.42466,-2.31921	http://www.flickr.com/photos/12378916@N08/4234606082/
	Jackson's Boat Bridge	Rifle Road (Pedestrian Walkway) Over River Mersey	Sale England United Kingdom	Metal Warren truss, with riveted connections.	This is an interesting lightweight truss bridge. The overhead arched bracing may not be original.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.43020,-2.28671	http://www.flickr.com/photos/seentwistle/3424361370
	Giurgiu-Rousse Friendship Bridge	Highway 2 Over Danube	Giurgiu Romania	1954 Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections, vertical lift.	This is a double deck bridge with one span whose lower deck can raise up to allow boats to pass under.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.88800,26.00678	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/19515225
	Giurgiu Bridge	Pedestrian Walkway Over Waterway	Giurgiu Romania	1905 Metal bowstring truss, pony	This bridge is noted for its curve and its four truss line design.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.88399,25.96417	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/16479774
	Old Godavari Bridge	Abandoned Over River Godavari	Rajahmundry India	Metal Pratt truss, deck with riveted connections	This extremely long bridge has been left standing as a historic monument but is no longer in use.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 17.00736,81.75547	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/9995291
	Godavari Bridge	Highway and Railway Over River Godavari	Rajahmundry India	Metal K-Truss, Deck With Riveted Connections	This is a bridge of enormous length and is considered the longest highway-rail combination bridge in Asia.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 16.99774,81.75682	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/31157073		Rishabhchandan, CC-BY-SA-3.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Nwgbridge.JPG
	Long Bien Bridge	Gam Cau Over Red River	Hanoi Vietnam	1903 Metal cantilever truss, through with riveted connections	This is a large landmark cantilever truss that has a very unusual appearance.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 21.04157,105.85417	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_Bien_Bridge		Tran Trung Kien, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/kientt/4289625948/
	Kabato Road Bridge	Kabato Road Over Ishikari River	Japan	Metal Polygonal Warren truss, through with riveted connections	This five span through truss bridge has an uncertain future as a new bridge was seen to be under construction.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.33182,141.69449
	Highway Bridge	Highway Over Waterway	Tokyo Japan	Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections	Traditionally composed compared to other Tokyo truss bridges.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.67289,139.80294
	Kiba Bridge	Highway Over Waterway	Tokyo Japan	1929 Metal Pratt truss, pony with riveted connections	This is a traditionally composed bridge with the exception of the oval-shaped cutouts on some built-up beams, a characteristic of a number of Tokyo bridges.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.67251,139.80523	http://www.flickr.com/photos/bellkaz/4982658688/
	Pedestrian Footbridge	Pedestrian Walkway Over Waterway	Tokyo Japan	Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	This is a lightweight truss.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.66881,139.80701	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/7685109
	Highway Bridge	Highway Over Waterway	Tokyo Japan	Metal Arch, Through	This graceful arch is traditionally composed and riveted.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.66430,139.80265	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/35539220
	Highway Bridge	Highway Over Waterway	Tokyo Japan	Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	This pony truss has attractive curved outriggers.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.67711,139.79258	http://www.flickr.com/photos/scratchbeck/3254214668/		mthr110, CC BY-NC 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/44724261
	Kamehisa Bridge	Highway Over Waterway	Tokyo Japan	1930 Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections	This bridge is noted for its vertical end posts.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.67580,139.80290	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/37780711
	Toutomi Bridge	Highway Over Waterway	Tokyo Japan	1930 Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections	This bridge is a traditionally composed example of its type.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.66922,139.80069	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/34522645	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	yoppy, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/spilt-milk/2706168085/
	Sakikawa Bridge	Highway Over Waterway	Tokyo Japan	Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections	One of several similar riveted truss bridges in this area.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.67609,139.80990	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/37780630
	Daiei Bridge	Highway Over Waterway	Tokyo Japan	Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections	One of several similar riveted truss bridges in this area.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.67636,139.81090	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/37780600
	Fukuju Bridge	Highway Over Waterway	Tokyo Japan	1929 Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections	A two color paint scheme highlights the attractive v-lacing and lattice on this bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.67821,139.81061	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/37780666
	Ecchu-jima Freight Line Bridge	Railway Over Onagi River	Tokyo Japan	1929 Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections	This bridge also has a plate girder approach span. The truss crosses a river and roadway with low clearance.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.68526,139.82427	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/44864585	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	ykanazawa1999, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/27889738@N07/4176883314/
	Onagi River Bridge	Highway Over Onagi River	Tokyo Japan	Metal polygonal Warren truss, through with riveted connections	Massive members define this well maintained bridge. Lower portion of members encased in concrete. Ornate railings.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.68455,139.81373	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/34322196
	Onagi River Bridge	Highway Over Onagi River	Tokyo Japan	Metal polygonal Warren truss, through with riveted connections	Massive members define this well maintained bridge. Lower portion of members encased in concrete. Ornate railings.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.68432,139.80885	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/34459836
	Nishi-fukagawa-bashi	Highway Over Onagi River	Tokyo Japan	Metal polygonal Warren truss, through with riveted connections	Massive members define this well maintained bridge. Lower portion of members encased in concrete. Ornate railings.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.68389,139.80080	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/34104053		shuets udono, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/udono/17824445/
	Shahpura Railway Bridge	Railway Over Narmada River	Shahpura India	Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections	This bridge is noted for its massive tapered riveted steel bents which elevate this bridge to a fairly high level.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 23.10608,79.60946	http://www.flickr.com/photos/28028849@N02/3734704128/
	Narrow Gauge Bridge	Railway Over Narmada River	Jamtara India	Metal Whipple Truss, Through	With its uncommon truss configuration, this bridge sits on impressive high stone piers. A new bridge has been under construction This bridge may be at risk for demolition despite its high level of heritage value.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 23.08050,79.95719	http://www.flickr.com/photos/28028849@N02/2926915646/
	Omkareshwar Railway Bridge	Railway Over Narmada River	Omkareshwar India	Metal Pratt truss, deck	This deck truss sits on stone piers. The trusses have an unusual shape.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 22.22597,76.04255	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/43426197
	Bharuch Railway Bridge	Railway Over Narmada River	Bharuch India	Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections	This traditional truss bridge is a companion bridge for an older highway bridge nearby.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 21.69165,73.00261	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/28930778
	Golden Bridge Bridge	Old NH-8 Over Narmada River	Bharuch India	1881 Metal Whipple Truss, Through	This is a very old long bridge and a noteworthy example of an uncommon truss type.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 21.69205,73.00553	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/48122620		Sharada Prasad, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/sharadaprasad/3329594396/
	Railway Overpass Bridge	Highway Over Railway	Pyongyang North Korea	Metal truss, through	Very little is known about the bridges of isolated North Korea. No photos have been found of this bridge but it looks like a three span through truss open to pedestrians only.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 39.05153,125.72442
	P'yongch'on Bridge	Highway Over Railway	Pyongyang North Korea	Metal Parker truss, through with pinned connections	Very little is known about the bridges of isolated North Korea. This is a rare look at one of its historic bridges.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 39.00966,125.73235	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/47844725	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	(stephan), CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/fljckr/2605004958/
	Yanggakdo Island Bridge	Highway Over TaeDong River	Pyongyang North Korea	Metal cantilever truss, through with riveted connections	Very little is known about the bridges of isolated North Korea. This is a rare look at one of its historic bridges. Two cantilever truss bridges which appear to be identical connect Yanggakdo Island to each side of the river. Reportedly, foreigners are allowed on the island but cannot cross either bridge. Also, photography is reported to be heavilly restricted.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 38.99050,125.74880	http://www.flickr.com/photos/yeowatzup/2911407291/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/johnehenderson/4342082856/
	Taedong Bridge	Highway Over TaeDong River	Pyongyang North Korea	1926 Metal Parker truss, through with riveted connections.	Very little is known about the bridges of isolated North Korea. This is a rare look at one of its historic bridges. This truss bridge is a large multi-span structure. It was reportedly built by the Japanese, which makes sense since the style of the truss members is of the American style (rather than European) and the Japanese use the American style of built-up beams and such.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 39.01214,125.75738	http://www.flickr.com/photos/kernbeisser/462720747/
	Yodogawa Bridge	Kintetsu Railway Over River	Japan	Metal Pennsylvania truss, through with riveted connections.	This is a beautiful long-span example of its type.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 34.92556,135.76565	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/13428603		Nosound, CC BY-ND 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/48914241
	Zhongshan Bridge	Pedestrian Walkway Over Yellow River	Lanzhou China	1907 Metal Pratt truss, through with pinned connections	This appears to be a traditional American style pin-connected Pratt truss that had an arch structured added on top to make it look somewhat like a Parker truss. First permanent fixed bridge over the Yellow River, 234 meters long.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 36.06456,103.81456	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/5605543	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	dayu490301, CC BY 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/38807714
	ZheJiang Road Bridge	ZheJiang Road Over Suzhou Creek	Shanghai China	Metal Lenticular Truss, Through With Riveted Connections	This bridge is a lenticular truss bridge similar to those designed, patented, and built in the United States except that it is newer, more massive, and has riveted connections.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 31.24144,121.47652	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/27954469	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo, plus additional photos by the same photographer.	bricoleurbanism, CC BY-NC 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/bricoleurbanism/5231537064/
	Nishigori Highway Bridge	Nishigori Highway (HWY-346) Over Kitakami River	Yatomi Japan	Metal polygonal Warren truss, through with riveted connections	This bridge is well maintained.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 38.72376,141.26847	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/6765924
	Kiso River Bridge	Tokai-do Over Kiso River	Yatomi Japan	Metal Arch, Through	This unusual bridge is actually more like a pony truss with an arch mounted on top of it.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.10499,136.71312	http://www.flickr.com/photos/junku/2806631651/		yamagen1701, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/46276210
	Hachiman-bashi	Pedestrian Walkway Over Pedestrian Walkway	Tokyo Japan	1878 Metal bowstring truss, pony (Whipple Arch)	This is the first bridge built of iron manufactured in Japan in 1878. The figure was based on the patent of an American engineer, Squire Whipple. It was originally built over Kaede -gawa in Kyoubashi and called Danjou-bashi. It was moved here in 1929 and renamed. The bridge is 15.2 meters long and 2 meters wide.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.67187,139.80062		Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo, plus additional photos by the same photographer.	jmho, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://ja.wikipedia.org
	Shirahige Bridge	Highway Over Sumida River	Tokyo Japan	Metal suspended-deck cantilever truss, through with riveted connections	This design of bridge was often used for high level crossings but is generally less common as a low level crossing like this.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.72800,139.80964	http://www.flickr.com/photos/38424814@N07/3666105883/	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	K.Suzuki, CC BY-NC 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/koichiwb/1345128057/
	Kototoi Bridge	Highway Over Sumida River	Tokyo Japan	Metal Girder, Deck.	This is riveted variable depth plate girder.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.71424,139.80334		Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	jmho, CC BY 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/10271737
	Azuma-bashi	Highway Over Sumida River	Tokyo Japan	Metal Arch, Deck	This bridge is a good example of a riveted steel deck arch.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.71019,139.79877		Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo, plus additional photos by the same photographer.	pictureTYO, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/pict_u_re/2626964305/
	Sumidagawa Bridge	Tobu Railway Over Sumida River	Tokyo Japan	Metal Warren truss.	This bridge is a partial pony/deck truss, with some truss above and below the deck.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.71209,139.80093	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/10796348
	Komagata-bashi	Highway Over Sumida River	Tokyo Japan	Metal Arch, Through	This graceful arch bridge has a main through span flanked by curved approach span superstructures.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.70829,139.79735	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/32407845	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	Takuhito Sotome, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/sotome/450409740/
	Umaya-bashi	Highway Over Sumida River	Tokyo Japan	Metal Arch, Through	This bridge is unlike the other arch bridges on this river since it has three arch spans.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.70442,139.79512		Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	ykanazawa1999, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/27889738@N07/3371984433/
	Kuramae-hashi	Highway Over Sumida River	Tokyo Japan	Metal Arch, Deck	This bridge's vibrant yellow color is apparantly a nod to the color of rice husks since the bridge's name means in front of a granary.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.70097,139.79341		Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	ykanazawa1999, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/27889738@N07/5471529408/
	Toyomi-bashi	Roadway Over Nihon-bashi River	Tokyo Japan	Metal Vierendeel truss, through.	This bridge appears to be a Vierendeel truss, an exceedingly rare design found scattered across the globe.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.67746,139.78664	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/3059051	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	ykanazawa1999, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/27889738@N07/3598290052/
	Man'nen-bashi	Roadway Over Onagi River	Tokyo Japan	Metal Arch, Through	This attractive riveted trussed arch is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Japan.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.683121,139.794652		Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	ykanazawa1999, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/27889738@N07/3619213755/
	Yanagi-bashi	Roadway Over Kanda River	Tokyo Japan	Metal Arch, Through	This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Japan.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.695369,139.787483		Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	ykanazawa1999, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/27889738@N07/5271041071/
	Senju-ohashi	Roadway Over Sumida River	Tokyo Japan	Metal Arch, Through	This beautiful arch bridge has been sandwiched between two other more modern bridges.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.738936,139.797291		Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	ykanazawa1999, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/27889738@N07/3969136988/
	Golf-bashi	Roadway Over Todoroki Valley	Tokyo Japan	Metal Arch, Deck	This small riveted deck arch bridge is an attractive part of a park.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.607891,139.646638		Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	ykanazawa1999, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/27889738@N07/4375489241/
	Ecchu-jima Freight Line Bridge	Railway Over Onagi River	Tokyo Japan	Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections	A traditionally composed rail bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.684966,139.824477		Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	ykanazawa1999, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/27889738@N07/4176883314/
	Keikyu Line Bridge	Railway Over JR Line	Tokyo Japan	Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections	A traditionally composed but skewed rail bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.624561,139.738888		Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	ykanazawa1999, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/27889738@N07/3726790990/
	Shinko-Bashi	Pedestrian Walkway Over Waterway	Yokohama Japan	Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	This traditionally composed bridge is a former railway bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.450883,139.642361		Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	ykanazawa1999, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/27889738@N07/3228790490/
	Sobu Line Bridge	Railway Over Sumida River	Tokyo Japan	Metal Arch, Through	This bridge is a good example of a riveted through arch bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.696079,139.790446		Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	ykanazawa1999, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/27889738@N07/2989434656/
	Minamitakahashi Bridge	Highway Over Kamejima River	Tokyo Japan	Metal Parker truss, through with pinned connections	This rare bridge with its ornate portal and vertical end posts has pinned connections and v-lacing just like American bridges.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.67297,139.78143	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/26415141		ykanazawa1999, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/27889738@N07/3209818328/
	Eitai Bridge	Highway Over Sumida River	Tokyo Japan	Metal Arch, Through	This bridge is a graceful riveted through arch bridge. Riverwalk railings next to the bridge has inset patterns to the design and color of the bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.67628,139.78761	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/10271677	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	ykanazawa1999, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/27889738@N07/2817435742/
	Kiyosu Bridge	Highway Over Sumida River	Tokyo Japan	1928 Eyebar Chain Suspension with Plate Girder Stiffening, Self-Anchored	This bridge was built at the same time and to a similar design as the Three Sisters bridges in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 35.68245,139.79180	http://en.structurae.de/structures/data/index.cfm?id=s0005692	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	tarawo, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/tarawo/1391313019/
	Upperton Street Bridge	Upperton Street Over River Soar	Leicester England United Kingdom	1890 Metal Arch, Through	This interesting bridge has a shallow arch which rises above the road somewhat.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 52.62562,-1.14306	http://www.imagesofengland.org.uk/details/default.aspx?id=188825 http://www.flickr.com/photos/wyrmworld/5113999953/		Matt Neale, CC BY-NC 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/mattneale/5274158305/
	Mill Lane Road Bridge	Mill Lane Over River Soar	Leicester England United Kingdom	1890 Metal Arch, Through	This interesting bridge has a shallow arch which rises above the road somewhat.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 52.62872,-1.14264	http://www.imagesofengland.org.uk/details/default.aspx?id=188731
	St Augustine Road Bridge	St Augustine Road Over River Soar	Leicester England United Kingdom	Cast Iron Deck Arch	Stringers support the load under the deck, but this bridge retains beautiful arches on the outside.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 52.63362,-1.14215	http://www.flickr.com/photos/philmciver/3380031414/		uk_cam, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/8851667
	Duke of Westminsters Bridge	Buerton Approach Over River Dee	Aldford England United Kingdom	1824 Cast Iron Deck Arch	This bridge is a long single span example of its kind, and magnificent in beauty. It is a Grade I listed structure.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.13497,-2.87142	http://www.flickr.com/photos/34706738@N07/3226285136/
	Hibaldstow Bridge	South Carr Lane Over River Ancholme	England United Kingdom	Metal Arch, Deck	One of a series of diverse bridges serving the rural farmlands of River Ancholme.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.50054,-0.48771		Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	David Wright, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/dhwright/352220520/
	Saxby All Saints Bridge	North Carr Lane Over River Ancholme	England United Kingdom	Metal Arch, Deck	One of a series of diverse bridges serving the rural farmlands of River Ancholme.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.63548,-0.53080		Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	David Wright, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/dhwright/1374524994/in/photostream/
	Castlethorpe Bridge	Carr Lane Over River Ancholme	England United Kingdom	Metal Lattice Girder, through with riveted connections.	One of a series of diverse bridges serving the rural farmlands of River Ancholme.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.56626,-0.50664		Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	David Wright, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/dhwright/1374422406/in/photostream/
	Cadney Bridge	Bridge Lane Over River Ancholme	England United Kingdom	Metal Arch, Deck	One of a series of diverse bridges serving the rural farmlands of River Ancholme.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.51291,-0.49162		Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	David Wright, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/dhwright/1373454253
	Horkstow Bridge	Bridge Lane Over River Ancholme	England United Kingdom	1835 Eyebar Chain Suspension	This tiny eyebar chain suspension bridges has stone towers just like some of the bigger ones in England.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.65843,-0.52806	http://www.flickr.com/photos/dhwright/1373245239/		Jim Flewker, CC BY-NC 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/millview/5068267670/
	Broughton Bridge	Bridge Road Over River Ancholme	England United Kingdom	Metal Arch, through.	This bridge appears as though it may have pinned connections. It is reminiscent of the American style of bowstring bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.58267,-0.51262	http://www.imagesofengland.org.uk/details/default.aspx?id=165991	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	David Wright, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/dhwright/1374476880/
	Throstle Nest Bridge	Pedestrian Walkway Over Bridgewater Canal	Manchester England United Kingdom	Metal Girder, Through	This girder has pierced openings in it which make it look a little like a truss bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.46419,-2.28224	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/41641811		pit-yacker, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/pit-yacker/3318713557/
	Brabyns Park Iron Bridge	Pedestrian Walkway Over River Goyt	Marple England United Kingdom	1813 Cast Iron Deck Arch	This is a very old and lightweight cast iron arch bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.40857,-2.05756	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/20359175	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	deadmanjones, CC BY-NC 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/deadmanjones/3916429166/
	Manchester Railway Viaduct Cast Iron Arch Span	Railway Over Water Street	Manchester England United Kingdom	Cast Iron Deck Arch	Manchester is home to an unparalleled collection of cast iron arch bridges. Most of these spans display an unrivaled historic integrity, which makes them equally as significant as larger multi-span cast iron arch bridges in England. They are each individually significant, but may be part of a larger viaduct. Classifying these bridges either individually or as part of a greater viaduct has been difficult. For now, they are listed in loose terms. Feel free to email us with more specific information for these bridges. This is a very short span example.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.47714,-2.25939
	Manchester Railway Viaduct Cast Iron Arch Span	Railway Over Bridgewater Canal	Manchester England United Kingdom	Cast Iron Deck Arch	Manchester is home to an unparalleled collection of cast iron arch bridges. Most of these spans display an unrivaled historic integrity, which makes them equally as significant as larger multi-span cast iron arch bridges in England. They are each individually significant, but may be part of a larger viaduct. Classifying these bridges either individually or as part of a greater viaduct has been difficult. For now, they are listed in loose terms. Feel free to email us with more specific information for these bridges. This span is one of three impressive metal bridges crossing here.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.47480,-2.25711	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/11687767		Zornfalke, CC BY-NC-ND 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/7251061
	Manchester Railway Viaduct Cast Iron Arch Span	Railway Over Gloucester Street	Manchester England United Kingdom	Cast Iron Deck Arch	Manchester is home to an unparalleled collection of cast iron arch bridges. Most of these spans display an unrivaled historic integrity, which makes them equally as significant as larger multi-span cast iron arch bridges in England. They are each individually significant, but may be part of a larger viaduct. Classifying these bridges either individually or as part of a greater viaduct has been difficult. For now, they are listed in loose terms. Feel free to email us with more specific information for these bridges. This seems to be the easternmost cast iron span in this area. The design is also more different than the other spans.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.47374,-2.24422	http://www.flickr.com/photos/petersandbach/2876232250/	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	Mikey, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/raver_mikey/3574555608/
	Manchester Railway Viaduct Cast Iron Arch Span	Railway Over Bridgwater Viaduct / Deansgate (A56)	Manchester England United Kingdom	Cast Iron Deck Arch	Manchester is home to an unparalleled collection of cast iron arch bridges. Most of these spans display an unrivaled historic integrity, which makes them equally as significant as larger multi-span cast iron arch bridges in England. They are each individually significant, but may be part of a larger viaduct. Classifying these bridges either individually or as part of a greater viaduct has been difficult. For now, they are listed in loose terms. Feel free to email us with more specific information for these bridges. This span is on a different line than the other three spans near to this span.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.47475,-2.25164	http://www.flickr.com/photos/tom-swailes/3113397947/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/tom-swailes/3113400253/in/photostream/
	Manchester Railway Viaduct Cast Iron Arch Span	Railway Over Bridgwater Viaduct (A56)	Manchester England United Kingdom	Cast Iron Deck Arch	Manchester is home to an unparalleled collection of cast iron arch bridges. Most of these spans display an unrivaled historic integrity, which makes them equally as significant as larger multi-span cast iron arch bridges in England. They are each individually significant, but may be part of a larger viaduct. Classifying these bridges either individually or as part of a greater viaduct has been difficult. For now, they are listed in loose terms. Feel free to email us with more specific information for these bridges. This span is the leftmost span in the external link photo.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.47425,-2.25217	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/9102909	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	Mikey, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/raver_mikey/3836277205/
	Manchester Railway Viaduct Cast Iron Arch Span	Railway Over Rochdale Canal	Manchester England United Kingdom	Cast Iron Deck Arch	Manchester is home to an unparalleled collection of cast iron arch bridges. Most of these spans display an unrivaled historic integrity, which makes them equally as significant as larger multi-span cast iron arch bridges in England. They are each individually significant, but may be part of a larger viaduct. Classifying these bridges either individually or as part of a greater viaduct has been difficult. For now, they are listed in loose terms. Feel free to email us with more specific information for these bridges. This span is the rightmost span in the external link photo.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.47460,-2.25313	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/9102909	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	Mikey, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/raver_mikey/5191041772/in/photostream/
	Manchester Railway Viaduct Cast Iron Arch Span	Railway Over Castle Street	Manchester England United Kingdom	Cast Iron Deck Arch	Manchester is home to an unparalleled collection of cast iron arch bridges. Most of these spans display an unrivaled historic integrity, which makes them equally as significant as larger multi-span cast iron arch bridges in England. They are each individually significant, but may be part of a larger viaduct. Classifying these bridges either individually or as part of a greater viaduct has been difficult. For now, they are listed in loose terms. Feel free to email us with more specific information for these bridges. This is one of the best restored spans. Bridge is the center span in the external link photo.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.47443,-2.25254	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/9102909	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo, plus additional photos by the same photographer.	Mikey, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/fire_up_the_quattro/5172549401/
	Castlefield Viaduct	Railway (Abandoned) Over Bridgewater Canal and Other Features	Manchester England United Kingdom	Metal lattice truss, through with riveted connections	This bridge is a long multi-span bridge that runs over a series of features next to another old railway bridge. This bridge has been abandoned but recently some restoration work has taken place.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.47507,-2.25694	http://www.forgottenrelics.co.uk/bridges/castlefield.html http://www.panoramio.com/photo/3936856		mari, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/birdies-perch/407496478/
	Crown Point Bridge	Crown Point Road (a61) Over River Aire	Leeds England United Kingdom	1842 Cast Iron Deck Arch	It appears the inner arches of this bridge have been replaced, but the outer arches remain in place and well cared for.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.79370,-1.53483	http://www.flickr.com/photos/91631986@N00/4262681975/	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo, plus additional photos by the same photographer.	rojabro, CC BY-NC 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/rojabro/5366020981/
	Leeds Bridge	Bridge End Over River Aire	Leeds England United Kingdom	1873 Cast Iron Deck Arch	First built in 1730 and often advertised as a 1730 bridge, it appears the bridge seen today actually dates to 1873. Further, it appears only the outer arches are cast iron. This is regardless an extremely significant historic bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.79393,-1.54187	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leeds_Bridge http://www.panoramio.com/photo/6972061 http://www.panoramio.com/photo/40665667
	Whitehall Road Bridge	Whitehall Road Over River Aire	Leeds England United Kingdom	Metal lattice truss, pony with riveted connections	This bridge gains considerable beauty from its decoratvie abutment posts, cast decorations that are overlaid on the truss, and the green and the detailed white and green paint scheme.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.79363,-1.55843	http://www.flickr.com/photos/harryhalibut/2106591084/
	Warrington Railway Bridge	Railway Over River Mersey	Warrington England United Kingdom	Metal Whipple truss, through with riveted connections	This Whipple truss has three truss lines.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.38487,-2.59269	http://www.flickr.com/photos/uk_greg/3934081886/in/photostream/
	Ruver Mersey Railway Bridge	Railway Over River Mersey	England United Kingdom	Metal bowstring truss, through	This bowstring bridge is similar to the bridges seen on the nearby Manchester Ship Canal but is over the river instead.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.37473,-2.60571	http://www.flickr.com/photos/gunzel412/3836760978/
	Trafford Road Swing Bridge	Trafford Road Over Manchester Ship Canal	Manchester England United Kingdom	Metal bowstring truss, through, swing	This bridge no longer swings open and has a fixed bridge next to it forming a one way couplet. However, this bridge remains in good condition with an attractive two-color paint scheme.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.46562,-2.28421	http://www.flickr.com/photos/12378916@N08/3354096611/
	Barton Swing Aqueduct	Bridgewater Canal Over Manchester Ship Canal	England United Kingdom	1893 Metal bowstring truss, through, swing	Reportedly the first and only swing aqueduct in the world. A remarkable engineering feat. Gates on each end of the bridge and at each bank hold back the water when the structure swings open.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.47473,-2.35223	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barton_Swing_Aqueduct http://www.flickr.com/photos/alr1970/3682146527/ http://www.panoramio.com/photo/26858740		G-Man, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Barton_Swing_Aqueduct.jpg
	Barton Road Bridge	Barton Road (B5211) Over Manchester Ship Canal	England United Kingdom	Metal bowstring truss, through, swing	One of several very similar and interesting bridges on the canal.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.47442,-2.35341	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barton_Road_Swing_Bridge		Graham Horn, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Barton_road_bridge_-_geograph.org.uk_-_532790.jpg
	Irlam Railway Viaduct	Railway Over Manchester Ship Canal	England United Kingdom	Metal bowstring truss, through	One of several very similar and interesting bridges on the canal. This looks like the swing bridges on the canal in terms of superstructure, but was built as a high level fixed bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.43881,-2.41290	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/2123343		Keith Williamson, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Over_the_Canal_-_geograph.org.uk_-_44674.jpg
	Warburton Bridge	Warburton Bridge Road Over Manchester Ship Canal	England United Kingdom	Metal cantilever truss, through with riveted connections	This aptly named bridge is one of two very unusual bridges with a strange appearance. From above the deck they look like continuous pony trusses, but under the deck the trusses extend far below at the pier points. For unknown reasons, a portion of the bottom chord is encased in concrete.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.40746,-2.45895	http://www.flickr.com/photos/mals_uk_buses/5032967037/
	Latchford Viaduct	Railway Over Manchester Ship Canal	England United Kingdom	1893 Metal bowstring truss, through	One of several very similar and interesting bridges on the canal. This looks like the swing bridges on the canal in terms of superstructure, but was built as a high level fixed bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.37999,-2.55273	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/2121897
	Knutsford Road Bridge	Knutsford Road Over Manchester Ship Canal	England United Kingdom	Metal bowstring truss, through, swing	One of several very similar and interesting swing bridges on the canal.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.37852,-2.55937	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/2121846
	Cantilever Bridge	Ackers Road Over Manchester Ship Canal	Stockton Heath England United Kingdom	Metal cantilever truss, through with riveted connections	This aptly named bridge is one of two very unusual bridges with a strange appearance. From above the deck they look like continuous pony trusses, but under the deck the trusses extend far below at the pier points. For unknown reasons, a portion of the bottom chord is encased in concrete.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.37685,-2.56683	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/2121764
	London Road Bridge	London Road (A49) Over Manchester Ship Canal	Stockton Heath England United Kingdom	Metal bowstring truss, through, swing	One of several very similar and interesting swing bridges on the canal.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.37340,-2.58233	http://www.flickr.com/photos/27278447@N00/3266035485/
	Chester Road Bridge	Chester Road (A5060) Over Manchester Ship Canal	Stockton Heath England United Kingdom	Metal bowstring truss, through, swing	One of several very similar and interesting swing bridges on the canal.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.37060,-2.59613	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/2121424		muba, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/5375309
	Acton Grange Railway Viaduct	Railway Over Manchester Ship Canal	England United Kingdom	Metal bowstring truss, through	One of several very similar and interesting bridges on the canal. This looks like the swing bridges on the canal in terms of superstructure, but was built as a high level fixed bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.36632,-2.61842	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/2121358
	Moore Lane Bridge	Moore Lane Over Manchester Ship Canal	England United Kingdom	Metal bowstring truss, through, swing	One of several very similar and interesting swing bridges on the canal.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.36318,-2.63516	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/2119822
	Old Quay Bridge	Mason Street Over Manchester Ship Canal	Runcorn England United Kingdom	Metal bowstring truss, through, swing	Parts of this bridge has a truss web that has plate riveted in place between the members.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.34413,-2.72201	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/2119752		Peter I. Vardy, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Old_Quay_Bridge.jpg
	Silver Jubilee Bridge	A533 Over River Mersey	Runcorn England United Kingdom	1961 Metal suspended-deck cantilever truss, through with riveted connections	This large monumental bridge sits next to an older and more significant railway bridge but is still an impressive companion bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.34624,-2.73778	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silver_Jubilee_Bridge		jimd2007, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/7738503@N05/1322076347/
	Runcorn Railway Bridge	Railway (Liverpool Branch West Coast Main Line) Over River Mersey	Runcorn England United Kingdom	1868 Metal Lattice Girder, through	This stunning high level bridge is a large, and impressive example of this distinctive bridge type.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.34632,-2.73865			Peter I. Vardy, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Runcorn_Railway_Bridge.jpg
	Menai Suspension Bridge	A5 Over Menai Straits	Menai Bridge Wales United Kingdom	1826 Eyebar Chain Suspension with pony truss stiffening	The majority of the metal on this bridge dates to 1938. Regardless, it remains one of the greatest of the eyebar chain suspension bridges in United Kingdom.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 53.21975,-4.16302	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Menai_Suspension_Bridge		underclasscameraman, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/underclasscameraman/3367013752/
	Devil's Bridge	A4120 Over River Mynach	Wales United Kingdom	1200 Stone arch, deck.	This unique bridge is actually three bridges one on top of each other. The bottom one was built in 1075-1200, the next one up in 1753, and finally a 1901 bridge on top.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 52.37692,-3.84973	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devil%27s_Bridge,_Ceredigion	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	Rose Davies, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/rosedavies/566203959/
	River Wye Bridge	Highway Over River Wye	Wales United Kingdom	Cable suspension bridge with lattice girder stiffening.	Has finials on top of its latticed towers. Historic integrity appears to be good.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 52.06607,-3.29617	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/18476121
	Brockweir Bridge	Mill Hill Road Over River Wye	Wales United Kingdom	Metal Lattice Girder, pony with riveted connections.	Bridge appears to be in good condition.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 51.706996,-2.669097
	Chepstow Bridge	Bridge Street Over River Wye	Chepstow Wales United Kingdom	1814 Metal arch, deck	This rare cast iron arch bridge is characterized by shorter spans and lighter weight arches as compared to many other cast iron arches in the United Kingdom.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 51.64632,-2.67187	http://www.flickr.com/photos/steinsky/273048680/		Jam Roly-Poly, CC BY-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/47724518@N04/4394176229/
	Mount Pleasant Road Bridge	Mount Pleasant Road Over Railway	Southampton England United Kingdom	Metal Lattice Girder, pony with riveted connections.	This pedestrian grade separation allows pedestrians to get across this railway when a train is crossing. The bridge's delicate superstructure is a sharp contrast to the massive brick abutments and stairways.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 50.91446,-1.39154	http://www.flickr.com/photos/jools_and_debs/4497660900/
	Vauxhall Bridge	Lime Kiln Walk Over River Bure	Great Yarmouth England United Kingdom	Metal arch, through	This unique bridge has a trussed arch with three ribs. In addition, it has the unusual addition of a double-intersection Warren truss which supports the sidewalk. The future of this bridge is uncertain but it is historically significant and deserves to be preserved.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 52.61152,1.72191	http://www.flickr.com/photos/49211868@N00/312995202/		mira66, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/21804434@N02/4805412762/
	Horse Shoe Bridge	Adelaide Road Over Railway	Southampton England United Kingdom	Metal bowstring truss, pony.	This is a beautiful lattice truss bowstring bridge that has an attractive two color paint scheme.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 50.91945,-1.38974	http://www.flickr.com/photos/r_beales/810572789/
	10th Line Bridge	10th Line Over Credit River	Ontario Canada	Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"	This is a small rainbow arch that appears to be in good condition.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.77460,-80.04596	http://www.erin.ca/Uploads/UserFiles/image/8th bridge.jpg
	Flos Road 4 W Bridge	Flos Road 4 W Over Nottawasaga River	Ontario Canada	Metal Truss	Based on aerial imagry. Nothing more known about this bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.48110,-79.93180
	10th Line Bridge	10th Line Over Carroll Creek	Ontario Canada	Metal truss, pony with riveted connections.	MAY BE DEMOLISHED. Application To Replace 2007. Unknown If Application Accepted.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.82909,-80.29861	http://www.flickr.com/photos/muckyporter/5295660700/in/set-72157625501940795/
	5th Sideroad	Richmond Street Over Carroll Creek	Ontario Canada	Metal Pratt truss, pony with pinned connections.	This is a very small pin-connected pony truss.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.68991,-80.52122	http://www.flickr.com/photos/muckyporter/5295657854/in/set-72157625501940795/
	Richmond Street Bridge	Richmond Street Over North Branch Thames River	London Ontario Canada	Metal Parker truss, through with riveted connections	Part of a one-way couplet of bridges, this truss is in good condition.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.01455,-81.26827
	Clarence Street Bridge	Clarence Street Over Welland Canal	Port Colborne Ontario Canada	Metal Parker truss, through with riveted connections, Vertical Lift	One of the impressive vertical lift bridges on the Welland Canal.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 42.88639,-79.24904	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/17118075
	Hogg's Hollow Bridge	KH-401 Eastbound Over Don River	Toronto Ontario Canada	1929 Metal Warren truss, deck with riveted connections	This deck truss is hard to photograph because of modern structures built next to it. It was built originally as a bypass to Yonge Street. It later became part of KH-401 and as a result is the oldest freeway bridge in Canada.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.75157,-79.41141	http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy401photos19.htm
	Don River CP Railway Bridge East	Railway (Canadian Pacific) Over Don River	Toronto Ontario Canada	Metal Girder, Deck.	This is a medium size "high level"style rail bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.73278,-79.32667	http://www.flickr.com/photos/ofermod/3430934178/
	Don River CP Railway Bridge West	Railway (Canadian Pacific) Over Don River	Toronto Ontario Canada	Metal Girder, Deck.	This is a medium size "high level"style rail bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.71595,-79.34834	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/32755768		David Sherret, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/david-sherret/492059592/
	Old Don Mills Bridge	Don Mills Road (Old Alignment) Over Don River	Toronto Ontario Canada	Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"	This rainbow arch has some details that are different from most Ontario bridges of this type. In particular, the pedestrian railing design and the parapet details at the ends of the arches are unique.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.70307,-79.33363	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/28536242		Lone Primate,CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 , http://www.flickr.com/photos/loneprimate/2642563523/
	Leaside Bridge	Millwood Road Over Don River	Toronto Ontario Canada	1927 Metal Warren truss, deck with riveted connections	This is a large high level bridge. The bridge must have been overbuilt originally because it contiues to carry heavy traffic on a widened deck that is likely over twice as wide as the original deck!	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.69997,-79.35088	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leaside_Bridge		SimonP,CC BY-SA 3.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Leaside_Bridge.JPG
	Pottery Road Bridge	Pottery Road Over Don River	Toronto Ontario Canada	Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"	A new bridge was built next to this bridge forming a one-way couplet of bridges.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.68850,-79.36221		Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	Lone Primate,CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 , http://www.flickr.com/photos/loneprimate/4249868076/sizes/o/in/photostream/
	Bridge Number 8	Highway Over Wendover Arm, Grand Junction Canal	England United Kingdom	Metal Arch, Deck	This arch follows the shape and appearance of cast iron, but is composed of rolled bars.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 51.78326,-0.73501			Calotype46, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/calotype46/4720668661/
	River Wensum Railway Bridge	Railway (Abandoned) Over River Wensum	England United Kingdom	Metal girder, through	This unusual girder has samson post stays mounted on top.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 52.67307,1.22186	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/27055740
	Olympic Island Bridge	Pedestrian Walkway Over Lake Ontario	Toronto Ontario Canada	Concrete Arch, Deck	This arch bridge has a deck that follows the contours of the superstructure's thin profile, producing a very lightweight and graceful structure.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.62189,-79.37723	http://www.flickr.com/photos/rhysalbrecht/2493527184/	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	PatrickRohe, CC BY-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/patrickrohe/3956759843/
	Centre Island Bridge	Avenue of the Island Over Lake Ontario	Toronto Ontario Canada	Concrete Arch, Deck	This beautiful bridge is designed to look similar to the cast iron arch bridges of England or New York City's Central Park, but a combination of steel and concrete has been used here. The arches of this bridge and the railings are both concrete, while the spandrel wall is metal.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.61908,-79.37432	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/30423091		John Vetterli, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/51824383@N00/2306379027
	Cherry Street	Cherry Street Over Toronto Harbour Ship Channel	Toronto Ontario Canada	1931 Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections, Bascule	This is one of the last remaining examples of a genuine Strauss bascule bridge that closely follows the Strauss patent for an overhead counterweight bascule bridge. Strauss was an instrumental figure in the development of bascule bridge technology. This bridge is historically and technologically significant.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.64130,-79.34908	http://www.flickr.com/photos/krunkwerke/229139149/		Paul Hanman, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/pah57/2885410045/
	Don River Pipeline Bridge	Enbridge Gas Main Over Don River	Toronto Ontario Canada	Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch" (or Concrete Curved Chord Girder, Through, depending on reinforcing)	This could be a girder bridge or a concrete bowstring arch with filled arch depneding on how the reinforcing is inside the concrete. The design of the bridge that seems to show verticals/hangers rather than a flat concrete surface on the arch/girder seems to indicate it functions as an arch bridge. The bridge is a unique structure and highly unusual. It should be considered technologically significant. There may be a way to access the bridge in the southwest quadrant.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.65566,-79.35187	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/28164742 http://www.flickr.com/photos/picturenarrative/3797631193/
	Old Eastern Avenue Bridge (King Street Bridge)	Old Eastern Avenue (King Street) Over Don River	Toronto Ontario Canada	1933 Metal Baltimore truss, through with riveted connections	This is a rare example of a truss with three truss lines. This was done to provide a wider deck without reducing the weight the bridge could hold. The bridge is abandoned and not open to even pedestrians. This important heritage bridge has even been discussed for demolition, which is an extremely poor option to consider. There may be a way to access the bridge in the southwest quadrant.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.65552,-79.35171	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Eastern_Avenue_Bridge		Nick, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/acyt/2554319425/
	Queen Street Bridge	Queen Street Over Don River	Toronto Ontario Canada	Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections	This unique bridge is an otherwise traditionally composed riveted Pratt truss bridge, except that it was designed to handle streetcars, which it still carries today. Streetcars required some changes to the design of the typical truss, including a wider deck and additional overhead bracing. The clock and text was added to the bridge and is not original.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.65790,-79.35420	http://www.flickr.com/photos/bpinn/3008054976/		Neal Jennings, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/sweetone/2838300584/
	Dundas Street Bridge	Dundas Street Over Don River	Toronto Ontario Canada	Metal Arch, Deck	This bridge has an attractive single arch span over Don River, with a less interesting stringer approach span at each end.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.66173,-79.35540	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/12539166
	Gerrard Street Bridge	Gerrard Street Over Don River	Toronto Ontario Canada	Metal Arch, Deck	Although rather plain compared to the Bloor Viaduct to the North, this bridge is still a sizable arch bridge of riveted construction.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.66452,-79.35631	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Don_River_Gerrard_Street_bridge.jpg		Alaney2k, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Don_River_Gerrard_Street_bridge.jpg
	Bloor Street Rosedale Valley Bridge	Bloor Street Over Rosedale Valley	Toronto Ontario Canada	Metal Arch, Deck	This companion to the Bloor Viaduct follows the same design at that bridge but is shorter. It seems to get less attention than its larger cousin.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.67234,-79.37024	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/13182156
	Prince Edward Viaduct (Bloor Viaduct)	Bloor Street (Danforth Avenue) Over Don River	Toronto Ontario Canada	1918 Metal Arch, Deck	With its rare crescent arches, this bridge is a magnificent bridge that contains two deck levels providing a combination of light rail and vehicular use. Thanks to people jumping off of the bridge to committ suicide, those who would rather enjoy life and this beautiful bridge must now endure an extremely ugly suicide barrier on the bridge which greatly detracts from the aesthetic value of the bridge. Better alternative suicide barriers and nets are available, and should be consider. Further, A 2010 study found that though the barrier prevented suicide attempts from the Viaduct, overall rates of suicide by jumping for the city of Toronto have not changed since its installation.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.67531,-79.36334	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/19723549	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	Perry Quan, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/pquan/4240214801/
	Bloor Street Humber River Bridge	Bloor Street Over Humber River	Toronto Ontario Canada	Metal Spandrel Braced Arch, Deck	This bridge is an excellent example of a hinged spandrel braced deck arch bridge. The bridge was being rehabilitated in February 2011.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.64845,-79.49196	http://www.flickr.com/photos/garyjwood/5423248692/ http://www.panoramio.com/photo/21778797	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	Gary J. Wood, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/garyjwood/326127869/
	Old Mill Bridge	Old Mill Road (Catherine Avenue) Over Humber River	Toronto Ontario Canada	1916 Stone arch, deck.	This stone bridge is a relatively young example of a stone arch bridge, and it appears concrete may have been used in some parts of its construction, which would not be suprising. In 1916, engineers had realized the power of concrete, but were often unsatisfied with its plain appearance and so stone was sometimes still used as well.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.65143,-79.49127	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/14987775		GeoPhoto, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/41068228
	Twyn River Drive Rouge River Bridge	Twyn River Drive Over Little Rouge Creek	Toronto Ontario Canada	Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"	This is a small rainbow arch that appears to be in good condition.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.81370,-79.15678	http://www.flickr.com/photos/aseemsjohri/2932924452/ http://www.panoramio.com/photo/5174051
	Twyn River Drive Rouge River Bridge	Twyn River Drive Over Rouge River	Toronto Ontario Canada	Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	One of two heritage bridges on this scenic road.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.81086,-79.15977	http://www.flickr.com/photos/47293103@N02/5406395896/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/47293103@N02/5411705339/
	Meadowvale Road Bridge	Meadowvale Road Over Little Rouge Creek	Toronto Ontario Canada	Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	This bridge appears to be in very good condition.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.83038,-79.18051	http://www.flickr.com/photos/izsi/2271283569/
	Sewells Road Bridge	Sewells Road Over Rouge River	Toronto Ontario Canada	1912 Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.	This bridge is a rare example of a suspension bridge on an Ontario highway.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.82755,-79.19967	http://www.flickr.com/photos/suspensionstayed/2086435698/
	Beechwood Drive Bridge	Beechwood Drive Over Humber River	Toronto Ontario Canada	Metal lattice truss, pony with riveted connections	This bridge serves pedestrians only today. A road leads up to the trail from the Southeast. This bridge is an exceedingly rare example of a pony lattice truss bridge. Bridges such as these are usually confined to other parts of the world like Europe, and were hardly ever built in North America.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.69538,-79.35990	http://cityinthetrees.blogspot.com/2010/09/summer-of-bridges.html		Lone Primate,CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 , http://www.flickr.com/photos/loneprimate/4756970883/
	Major Mackenzie Drive Bridge	Old Major Mackenzie Drive (Humber Bridge Trail) Over Humber River	Ontario Canada	Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"	This bridge no longer serves vehicular traffic, but is part of a non-motorized pathway.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.83015,-79.62863			Walksoftly, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/27405868
	Glasgow Road Bridge	Glasgow Road Over Humber River	Bolton Ontario Canada	Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	This appears to be the newer of the two Bolton truss bridges, based on how massive the members are.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.87912,-79.74888
	Sneath Bridge	Sneath Road Over Humber River	Bolton Ontario Canada	Metal Warren Truss, Pony With Riveted Connections	This small pony truss was designated a heritage structure by the Town of Caledon following the federal government designation of the Humber River as a Canadian Heritage River. Now, the bridge is at risk for demolition and replacement following its closure to traffic.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.88538,-79.72200	http://www.caledonliving.com/?p=185
	McEwen Bridge	Kirby Road Over Humber River	Ontario Canada	Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"	This is a medium size bowstring arch. The bridge is open to pedestrians in a nature preserve.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.86043,-79.66636	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/15482820	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	Allen McGregor, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/allenmcgregor/5414091577/
	Gorewood Drive Bridge	Gorewood Drive (Abandoned Section) Over Humber River	Ontario Canada	Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"	This bridge is a large span example of its type in Ontario and so it has overhead bracing. Because the bridge is skewed, the arrangement of the bracing on this bridge has a very unusual appearance. The bridge is open to pedestrians in a nature preserve.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.74878,-79.65527	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/24049150	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	Lone Primate,CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 , http://www.flickr.com/photos/loneprimate/583355157/
	Middle Road Bridge	Sherway Drive (Middle Road) Over Etobicoke Creek	Mississauga Ontario Canada	1909 Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch" with Diagonal Members (Concrete Truss)	There has been debate over whether this should be called a concrete truss or bowstring arch with diagonals (like a spandrel braced arch). Either way, this is the only example of its kind known in Canada, and one of only two of this design in North America. If considered a bowstring/rainbow arch, it was built in the same year as the first known example in the United States. This is one of the most historically significant bridges in Canada.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.60715,-79.56453	http://www.historicplaces.ca/en/rep-reg/place-lieu.aspx?id=3026		Lone Primate,CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 , http://www.flickr.com/photos/loneprimate/84660470/
	Credit River Railway Bridge	Railway Over Credit River	Ontario Canada	Metal polygonal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	This deck truss with plate girder approach spans sits on massive piers that allow this truss to clear the river valley.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.80129,-79.99495
	Creditview Road Bridge	Creditview Road Over Credit River	Brampton Ontario Canada	Metal polygonal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	This is an extremely rare example of a heritage concrete bowstring bridge in Ontario that has been rehabilitated and preserved.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.64291,-79.77040			Sean Marshall, CC BY-NC 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/7119320@N05/4313488316/
	Churchville Road Bridge	Churchville Road Over Credit River	Brampton Ontario Canada	Metal polygonal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	This small pony truss bridge appears to be unaltered and in decent condition.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.63288,-79.75883			Sean Marshall, CC BY-NC 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/7119320@N05/4312752357/
	Old Derry Road Bridge	Old Derry Road Over Credit River	Mississauga Ontario Canada	Metal polygonal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	A pleasant suprise in Ontario, this attractive heritage bridge appears to have been restored with a fresh coat of green paint.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.62216,-79.73324			Sean Marshall, CC BY-NC 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/7119320@N05/4307738025/
	Credit River Private Bridge	Private Drive Over Credit River	Mississauga Ontario Canada	Metal Truss	Little is known about this bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.60893,-79.72419
	Credit River Railway Bridge	Railway Over Credit River	Mississauga Ontario Canada	Metal Warren truss, deck with riveted connections	This is a rail truss bridge with massive members.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.57614,-79.69836	http://www.flickr.com/photos/39204109@N03/3614329329/
	Barbertown Road Bridge	Barbertown Road Over Credit River	Mississauga Ontario Canada	1890 Metal Pratt truss, through with pinned connections.	This rare pin-connected truss structure has had its deck surface narrowed and it serves non-motorized traffic.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.57442,-79.69390			Sean Marshall, CC BY-NC 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/7119320@N05/4490725639/in/set-72157621208696016/
	Royal Windsor Drive Bridge	Railway Over Royal Windsor Drive	Ontario Canada	1952 Concrete Rigid-Frame	This bridge stands out with its excellent historic integrity with no alterations. It also is an unusual to see this design bridge complete with Ontario standard railings carrying a railway rather than a highway.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.47746,-79.66645
	16 Mile Creek Railway Bridge	Railway Over 16 Mile Creek	Oakville Ontario Canada	Metal Warren truss, deck, with riveted connections	This bridge has very shallow trusses and sits on massive stone piers, creating an unusual appearance.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.45072,-79.68676	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/3713892
	Bronte Creek Railway Bridge	Railway (Canadian National) Over Bronte Creek	Ontario Canada	Metal girder, deck	A traditional example of a high level railway bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.41852,-79.81052	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/38662765		Jason Fowler, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/12774122@N04/3569275992/sizes/z/in/photostream/
	Websters Falls Bridge	Pedestrian Walkway Over Spencer Creek	Ontario Canada	Stone arch, deck.	This bridge is a late but attractive example of a stone arch bridge that contributes positively to the park setting which provides viewing access to a waterfall. Another waterfall as well as an unknown footbridge is a short distance away on Logies Creek.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.27639,-79.98141	http://www.flickr.com/photos/wheelbarrowimaging/5031790948/		tonydude919, CC BY-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/98777704@N00/485874880/
	T.B. McQuesten High Level Bridge	York Boulevard Over Desjardins Canal	Hamilton Ontario Canada	Metal cantilever truss, deck with riveted connections	This bridge is a beautiful example of a cantilever deck truss bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.27955,-79.89095			Nhl4hamilton, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:HamiltonWaterfrontTrailStairway.JPG
	KH-403 Desjardins Canal Bridge	KH-403 Northbound Over Desjardins Canal	Hamilton Ontario Canada	Concrete arch, closed spandrel deck.	This bridge is an ribbed arch bridge. As an expressway bridge its deck has been completely replaced, but the arches below retain historic integrity.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.27956,-79.89206			Derek Purdy, CC BY-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/dpurdy/3428975940/
	Burlington Canal Lift Bridge	Eastport Drive Over Burlington Canal	Burlington Ontario Canada	1962 Metal polygonal Warren truss, through with riveted connections, Vertical Lift	This bridge is a late example of an uncommon structure type.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.29905,-79.79533	http://www.tpsgc-pwgsc.gc.ca/ontario/burlington-eng.html		Nhl4hamilton, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Burlington_Canal_Lift_Bridge_A.JPG
	Burlington Bay James N. Allan Skyway	QEW Over Burlington Canal	Burlington Ontario Canada	1958 Metal suspended-deck cantilever truss, through with riveted connections	This landmark bridge is an example of a rare design where the bridge looks like an arch bridge, but because the structure is continuous it functions as a truss.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.29824,-79.79688	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burlington_Bay_James_N._Allan_Skyway		Poke958, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Burlington_Bay_James_N._Allan_Skyway_2004.jpg
	King Street Bridge	King Street (CR-81) Over 20 Mile Creek	Jordan Ontario Canada	Concrete arch, closed spandrel deck.	This concrete arch bridge retains Ontario standard ornamental railings.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.14201,-79.37370
	Chippawa Creek Railway Bridge	Railway Over Chippawa Creek	Ontario Canada	Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections, Swing	This is an impressive rail swing bridge. It is located on the northern border of a park.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.04614,-79.12014	http://www.flickr.com/photos/tarafillion/304002529/
	Sideroad 12 Bridge	Sideroad 12	Ontario Canada	Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"	A small concrete bowstring bridge is one of a rapidly disappearing bridge type in Ontario.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.63811,-80.65797	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/5242932
	Conestogo River Bridge #2	Wellington Road 109 (Old KH-9) Over Conestogo River	Arthur Ontario Canada	1931 Concrete Arch, Deck	This concrete arch bridge retains its original railings.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.82945,-80.52313	http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy9photos2.htm
	Conestogo River Bridge #4	Wellington Road 109 (Old KH-9) Over Conestogo River	Arthur Ontario Canada	1931 Concrete Rigid-Frame	One of three examples on this section of road of a rigid-frame bridge using the 1920s style balustrade railing design. All three bridges are among the last examples in Ontario of rigid frame bridges from this era with historic integrity.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.83493,-80.49698	http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy9photos2.htm
	Conestogo River Bridge #3	Wellington Road 109 (Old KH-9) Over Conestogo River	Arthur Ontario Canada	1931 Concrete Rigid-Frame	One of three examples on this section of road of a rigid-frame bridge using the 1920s style balustrade railing design. All three bridges are among the last examples in Ontario of rigid frame bridges from this era with historic integrity.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.83219,-80.50998	http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy9photos2.htm
	Conestogo River Bridge #1	Wellington Road 109 (Old KH-9) Over Conestogo River	Arthur Ontario Canada	1931 Concrete Rigid-Frame	One of three examples on this section of road of a rigid-frame bridge using the 1920s style balustrade railing design. All three bridges are among the last examples in Ontario of rigid frame bridges from this era with historic integrity.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.82812,-80.52858	http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy9photos2.htm
	Delhi Railroad Bridge	Railway (Canadian National) Over Big Creek	Delhi Ontario Canada	Metal Girder, Deck.	This is a small "high level"style rail bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 42.84797,-80.50721
	Tillsonburg CP Railroad Bridge	Railway (Canadian Pacific) Over Otter Creek	Tillsonburg Ontario Canada	Metal Girder, Deck.	This is the smaller of two rail bridges in Tillsonburg.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 42.86673,-80.71023	http://www.flickr.com/photos/evankirkland/2152880852/
	Tillsonburg CN Railroad Bridge	Railway (Canadian National) Over Otter Creek	Tillsonburg Ontario Canada	Metal Pratt truss, deck and metal gider, deck approach spans.	This is an impressive high-level railway bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 42.84534,-80.73154
	Rowntree bridge	Pedestrian Walkway Over Humber River	Toronto Ontario Canada	Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	This old bridge now carries non-motorized traffic.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.75185,-79.58074			Lone Primate, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 , http://www.flickr.com/photos/loneprimate/96046554/in/photostream/
	Rouge River Railway Bridge	Railway Over Rouge River	Toronto Ontario Canada	Metal Pratt truss, deck with riveted connections	This bridge appears to be an extremely rare example of a fishbelly deck truss. The design was used where a new truss was replacing an old superstructure and reusing substructrue. This appears to be the case here since the abutments are old stone. The fishbelly design allows for a deeper stronger truss without changing the track elevation.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.79455,-79.11808	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/34949821		postbear, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/postbear/5165512560/
	Irvine Street Bridge	Irvine Street Over Irvine River	Paris Ontario Canada	Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"	One of several impressive examples of this bridge type reported in the area.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.70202,-80.44523	http://www.flickr.com/photos/mheine/4283123483/
	1st Line Bridge	1st Line Over Irvine River	Ontario Canada	Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"	2006 Photo. May be demolished. Difficult to discern in aerial imagry. One of several impressive examples of this bridge type reported in the area.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.74344,-80.39394	http://www.flickr.com/photos/muckyporter/5272273487/in/set-72157625501940795/
	Jones Baseline Road Bridge	Jones Baseline Road Over Irvine River	Ontario Canada	Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"	One of several impressive examples of this bridge type reported in the area.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.74738,-80.41915	http://www.flickr.com/photos/muckyporter/3289645450/in/set-72157625501940795/
	Sideroad 5 Bridge	Sideroad 5 Over Saugeen River	Ontario Canada	Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	This small pony truss has some details that are unlike the average example of this type in Ontario.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.31165,-81.22938	http://www.flickr.com/photos/muckyporter/5279297000/in/set-72157625501940795/
	Queen Street Bridge	Queen Street (CR-3) Over Teeswater River	Ontario Canada	Concrete T-beam	This bridge is noteworthy for its varying use of a standard railing design and for its three span t-beam design.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.30677,-81.27306
	13 Line Bridge	13 Line Over Grand River	Ontario Canada	Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections	This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Ontario. It has tall A-frame portal bracing.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.86190,-80.27249			Jason Fowler, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/12774122@N04/3919783232/
	12 Line Bridge	12 Line Over Grand River	Ontario Canada	1923 Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"	A noteworthy multi-span example of this important bridge type.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.85189,-80.28363	http://www.flickr.com/photos/muckyporter/2917202266/in/set-72157625501940795/		Jason Fowler, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/12774122@N04/3918999811/
	Eden Mills Bridge	Exhibit Over Exhibit	Ontario Canada	Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"	Moved to the Wellington County Museum and Archives in 2004 to serve as an outdoor exhibit.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.69495,-80.40033	http://www.flickr.com/photos/muckyporter/5278755003/in/set-72157625501940795/
	Hawkins Bay Road Bridge	Hawkins Bay Road Over Moira River	Ontario Canada	Metal double-intersection Warren truss, through.	A traditional example of the Ontario variation of this truss configuration.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.53485,-77.33302	http://www.flickr.com/photos/muckyporter/5279084150
	G.D.C. Morton Memorial Bridge	Bridge Street Over Moira River	Tweed Ontario Canada	1893 Metal Pratt truss, through with pinned connections.	This marvelous bridge is a rare two-span pin-connected truss bridge in Ontario.;	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.48000,-77.31308	http://www.flickr.com/photos/muckyporter/5272880674/in/set-72157625501940795/
	Riverview Bridge	7 Line Over Grand River	Ontario Canada	1911 Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	NOTE: PHOTO 2006. MAY BE GONE. This bridge is an excellent example of a bridge built by a local Ontario fabricator, the Corbet Foundry and Machine Company of Owen Sound.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.09711,-80.37365	http://www.flickr.com/photos/muckyporter/5279085176/
	Edison Drive Bridge	Edison Drive (Main Street) Over Otter Creek	Vienna Ontario Canada	Unknown	This is an unknown bridge but a limited vertical clearance ahead sign is visible from Street View suggesting it may be a through truss.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 42.68669,-80.79268
	Dennis Road Bridge	Dennis Road (Abandoned) Over Otter Creek	Ontario Canada	Unknown	This is an unknown bridge that appears to be abandoned.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 42.69873,-80.82927
	Brouwers Line Bridge	Brouwers Line Over Catfish Creek	Ontario Canada	Metal Double-Intersection Warren Truss. Through	One of several beautiful metal truss bridges in this area. There also is a tiny concrete bridge a ways west of this bridge on the same road.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 42.76183,-81.06235	http://www.flickr.com/photos/24910314@N05/3805629733/
	St. Thomas Grand Trunk Railroad Bridge	Railway (Canadian Pacific) Over Kettle Creek	St. Thomas Ontario Canada	1900 Metal Pratt truss, deck with riveted connections, and metal girder, deck approach spans.	This is one of two high level viaducts in St. Thomas. This is the older one, and it also includes a metal truss main span, making this bridge the more significant of the two.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 42.78639,-81.19892	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/8048636		Elgin County Archives, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/elgincountyarchives/4326042744/
	St. Thomas Michigan Central Railway Bridge	Railway Over Kettle Creek	St. Thomas Ontario Canada	1929 Metal Girder, Deck.	This bridge sits on enormous concrete piers, except for the unusual steel bent designed to span the road that passes under it. The bridge replaced a previous bridge and was built within its footprint, maintaining the railroad during construction.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 42.77819,-81.21323	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/8048568		Elgin County Archives, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/elgincountyarchives/4325306317/
	Port Stanley Railway Bridge	Railway Over Kettle Creek	Port Stanley Ontario Canada	Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections	This bridge is a relatively short and massive membered truss bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 42.67143,-81.21696	http://www.flickr.com/photos/work4bandwidth/123562223/
	Port Stanley Bridge	Bridge Street Over Kettle Creek	Port Stanley Ontario Canada	Metal girder, through	This bridge is a traditionally composed Ontario bascule bridge with good historic integrity. The bridge seems to be known locally as the "lift bridge" although this is a bascule bridge and not a vertical lift bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 42.66533,-81.21386	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/2346394
	Mill Street Bridge	Mill Street Over Nottawasaga River	Angus Ontario Canada	Metal Modified Parker Pony Truss, With Bolted Connections	This bridge is a late truss and it has a very strange truss design.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.33465,-79.87108
	Concession Road 2 Bridge	Concession Road 2 Over Mad River	Ontario Canada	Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Ontario.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.35570,-79.89366
	McKinnon Road Bridge	McKinnon Road (Richardson Road) Over Nottawasaga River	Ontario Canada	Metal Double-Intersection Warren Truss. Through with riveted connections.	A long walk northward along abandoned roadway in what appears to be a public nature preserve will eventually reveal this treasure. For a road that looks like it has not been used for decades, this bridge still has good paint coverage. The date and engineers are posted on the "concrete north curb" according to visitors.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.37752,-79.88477	http://www.flickr.com/photos/loneprimate/sets/72157622212320735/with/3908525338/ http://minesingwetlands.ca/media/mapex1.jpg	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo, plus additional photos by the same photographer.	Lone Primate,CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 , http://www.flickr.com/photos/loneprimate/sets/72157622212320735/with/3908525338/
	Anne Street KH-400 Overpass	Anne Street Over KH-400	Barrie Ontario Canada	Concrete Rigid-Frame, 2 Span Example	This bridge has been identified as one of a decreasing number of expressway rigid-frames from the mid-20th Century that retains original railings. These bridges are being altered and/or replaced at a rapid rate across the province.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.38575,-79.70803
	Dunlop Street KH-400 Overpass	Dunlop Street Over KH-400	Barrie Ontario Canada	Metal Rigid-Frame	This bridge has lost its original railings, but is a rare steel rigid-frame. Most rigid-frames are concrete in Ontario.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.38007,-79.71105
	4 Line KH-400 Overpass	4 Line Over KH-400	Ontario Canada	Concrete Rigid-Frame, With Decorative Emblems	This bridge has been identified as one of a decreasing number of expressway rigid-frames from the mid-20th Century that retains original railings. These bridges are being altered and/or replaced at a rapid rate across the province.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.23693,-79.66676
	CR-89 KH-400 Overpass	CR-89 Over KH-400	Ontario Canada	1949 Concrete Rigid-Frame	This bridge has been identified as one of a decreasing number of expressway rigid-frames from the mid-20th Century that retains original railings. These bridges are being altered and/or replaced at a rapid rate across the province.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.20031,-79.65485
	Concession Road 11 KH-400 Overpass	Concession Road 11 Over KH-400	Ontario Canada	Concrete Rigid-Frame, With Decorative Emblems	This bridge has been identified as one of a decreasing number of expressway rigid-frames from the mid-20th Century that retains original railings. These bridges are being altered and/or replaced at a rapid rate across the province.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.14883,-79.64238
	Concession Road 5 KH-400 Overpass	Concession Road 5 Over KH-400	Ontario Canada	1950 Concrete Rigid-Frame, With Decorative Emblems	This bridge has been identified as one of a decreasing number of expressway rigid-frames from the mid-20th Century that retains original railings. These bridges are being altered and/or replaced at a rapid rate across the province.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.07464,-79.62453	http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy400photos5.htm
	King-Vaughan Road KH-400 Overpass	King-Vaughan Road Over KH-400	Ontario Canada	1961 Concrete Rigid-Frame	This bridge has been identified as one of a decreasing number of expressway rigid-frames from the mid-20th Century that retains original railings. These bridges are being altered and/or replaced at a rapid rate across the province.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.90228,-79.56179
	Watson Road KH-401 Overpass	Watson Road (Concession 10) Over KH-401	Ontario Canada	Concrete Rigid-Frame, 2 Span Example	This bridge has been identified as one of a decreasing number of expressway rigid-frames from the mid-20th Century that retains original railings. These bridges are being altered and/or replaced at a rapid rate across the province.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.46818,-80.07505
	Nassagaweya Line KH-401 Overpass	Nassagaweya Line (1st Line) Over KH-401	Ontario Canada	Concrete Rigid-Frame, 2 Span Example	This bridge has been identified as one of a decreasing number of expressway rigid-frames from the mid-20th Century that retains original railings. These bridges are being altered and/or replaced at a rapid rate across the province.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.47802,-80.01995
	Trafalgar Road / KH-401 Overpass	Trafalgar Road (CR-3) Over KH-401	Ontario Canada	Concrete Rigid-Frame, 2 Span Example	This bridge has been identified as one of a decreasing number of expressway rigid-frames from the mid-20th Century that retains original railings. These bridges are being altered and/or replaced at a rapid rate across the province.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.57107,-79.82944
	Glanworth Road KH-401 Overpass	Glanworth Road Over KH-401	Ontario Canada	Concrete Rigid-Frame, Skewed Example	This bridge has been identified as one of a decreasing number of expressway rigid-frames from the mid-20th Century that retains original railings. These bridges are being altered and/or replaced at a rapid rate across the province.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 42.85766,-81.27188
	KH-401 / KH-3 Overpass	KH-3 Over KH-401	Windsor Ontario Canada	Concrete Rigid-Frame	This bridge has been identified as one of a decreasing number of expressway rigid-frames from the mid-20th Century that retains original railings. These bridges are being altered and/or replaced at a rapid rate across the province.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 42.24694,-82.97941	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/24881767
	Dougall Parkway Concession Road 6 Overpass	Concession Road 6 Over Dougall Parkway	Windsor Ontario Canada	Concrete Rigid-Frame	This bridge has been identified as one of a decreasing number of expressway rigid-frames from the mid-20th Century that retains original railings. These bridges are being altered and/or replaced at a rapid rate across the province.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 42.24694,-82.97941
	Huron Street Bridge	Huron Street (CR-8) Over Avon River	Stratford Ontario Canada	1885 Stone arch, deck.	This rare stone arch bridge fits well within the historical and cultural atmosphere of Stratford.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.37225,-80.98486	http://www.flickr.com/photos/aviewfromhere/2070700048/
	35 Line Bridge	35 Line (Old KH-8) Over Whirl Creek	Ontario Canada	Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	This bridge is a former Kings Highway Alignment bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.44448,-81.13648	http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy8photos2.htm
	Willow Grove Bridge	164 Road (CR-23)	Ontario Canada	Concrete Rigid-Frame	This bridge is a rare example of a concrete bridge in Ontario using the 1920s style railing.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.51476,-81.15837
	Sanctuary Line Bridge	Sanctuary Line Over Maitland River	Ontario Canada	Metal Pratt truss, through with pinned connections.	This bridge is abandoned at the end of a now-dead-end road.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.61416,-81.46126	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/34569085
	London Road Bridge	London Road (CR-4) Over Maitland River	Londesborough Ontario Canada	1933 Concrete arch, open spandrel deck.	This bridge has lost its ornate railings, but remains a beautiful example of the open spandrel arch.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.69328,-81.48424	http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy4photos2.htm
	Victoria Park Bridge	Pedestrian Walkway Over Victoria Park Lake	Kitchener Ontario Canada	1896 Metal cantilever truss, through with pinned connections	This bridge represents one of the similest expressions of a cantilever truss bridge possible. Its remarkable and unique design, pre-1900 construction, high level of historic integrity, and beauty all make this one of the most significant metal bridges in Ontario.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.44650,-80.49972	http://www.flickr.com/photos/bill_bly_ca/5111487987/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/26156338@N07/3894114618/ http://www.panoramio.com/photo/38009113		Sean Marshall, CC BY-NC 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/7119320@N05/4918211876/
	Station Street Bridge	Station Street Over Credit River	Hillsburgh Ontario Canada	Concrete Unknown	This old concrete bridge has beautiful balustrade railings.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.78674,-80.14220
	Dundas Street Bridge	Dundas Street (8 Line) Over Credit River	Ontario Canada	Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"	This is a tiny rainbow arch bridge with good historic integrity.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.77159,-80.09034	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/9611558
	Cleaver Road Bridge	Cleaver Road Over Whitemans Creek	Ontario Canada	Concrete arch, closed spandrel deck.	This appears to be a beautiful concrete arch bridge with original railings. In Apps Mill Park.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.12600,-80.38359	http://www.flickr.com/photos/ehpoint/5147717454/
	Private Drive Bridge	Private Drive Over Thames River	Ontario Canada	Metal pony truss	Little is known about this bridge. It appears to serve a driveway.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.26976,-80.75430
	Zorra Line Bridge	Zorra Line Over Thames River	Beachville Ontario Canada	Metal pony truss	Little is known about this bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.09254,-80.83305
	Thames River Railway Bridge	Railway Over Thames River	Ontario Canada	Metal pony truss	Little is known about this bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.07806,-80.84308
	Mooresville Drive Bridge	Mooresville Drive Over Ausable River	Ontario Canada	Metal through truss	Little is known about this bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.22711,-81.52326
	Corner Drive Bridge	Corner Drive Over Ausable River	Ontario Canada	Metal through truss	Little is known about this bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.16523,-81.52687
	Nairn Bridge	Queen Street Over Ausable River	Ontario Canada	Unknown	Little is known about this bridge except it was closed to traffic. May be replaced.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.11242,-81.56404
	New Ontario Road Bridge	New Ontario Road Over Ausable River	Ontario Canada	Metal through truss.	Little is known about this bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.13193,-81.55211
	Union Street Bridge	Union Street (CR-5) Over Lynn River (Silver Lake)	Port Dover Ontario Canada	Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	This bridge is bypassed, abandoned, and fenced off.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 42.79087,-80.20027	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/40735874
	Colborne Street Bridge	Colborne Street (CR-2) Over Fairchild Creek	Ontario Canada	Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"	This bridge appears to be an extremely rare example of a rehabilitated rainbow arch in Ontario. It functions as part of a one-way couplet of bridges.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.15414,-80.16484
	Murray Street Railway Overpass	Railway Over Murray Street	Brantford Ontario Canada	Stone arch, deck.	This bridge appears to retain excellent historic integrity and is an uncommon example of a stone arch overpass.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.14729,-80.25314	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/13929645
	Murray Street Bridge	Murray Street Over Mohawk Canal	Brantford Ontario Canada	1921 Concrete arch, closed spandrel deck.	This concrete arch bridge retains its original balustrade railings.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.13190,-80.25126
	Lorne Bridge	Colborne Street (CR-53) Over Grand River	Brantford Ontario Canada	1924 Concrete arch, open spandrel deck.	This concrete deck arch has had its deck and railings replaced, but otherwise remains an impressive example of its type.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.13737,-80.27000	http://www.flickr.com/photos/astrozam/878818333/		Jason Fowler, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/12774122@N04/2792091123/
	Brantford Railway Bridge	Railway Over Grand River	Brantford Ontario Canada	Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections	This two span truss bridge has been converted for non-motorized use.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.13630,-80.26891	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/29968819		Jason Fowler, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/12774122@N04/2792944002/
	Paris Railway Bridge	Railway Over Grand River	Paris Ontario Canada	Metal Warren truss, deck, with riveted connections.	This is an impressive high-level railway bridge that continues to carry rail traffic.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.19793,-80.38239	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/12044876
	Grand River Street Bridge	Grand River Street Over Nith River	Paris Ontario Canada	1932 Concrete arch, open spandrel deck.	This concrete arch bridge retains its original railings.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.19217,-80.38297
	Norwich Street Bridge	Norwich Street (Pedestrian Walkway) Over Speed River	Guelph Ontario Canada	1882 Metal Pratt truss, pony with pinned connections	This bridge is one of the most historically significant metal truss bridges in Ontario. Built by a provincial builder, this early metal truss bridge displays non-standard details that document the development of the metal truss bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.55027,-80.25263	http://www.flickr.com/photos/phocoena/1423158091/
	Heffernan Street Bridge	Heffernan Street (Pedestrian Walkway) Over Speed River	Guelph Ontario Canada	1914 Concrete arch, open spandrel deck.	This is a rare pedestrian footbridge concrete arch bridge. It is a very graceful looking structure.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.54843,-80.24749	http://www.flickr.com/photos/vaneramos/127231504/		Tudor, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/tudor/266508892/
	Allan's Bridge	Railway Over Speed River	Guelph Ontario Canada	Metal Girder, Deck.	This railway bridge reportedly sits on 1857 piers. Under the railway plate girder bridge is a short and interesting highway bridge that runs right between the piers.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.54731,-80.24338	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/24733528 http://www.panoramio.com/photo/24733542		Jason Swaby, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/jswaby/436380853/
	Gow's Bridge	McCrae Street Over Speed River	Guelph Ontario Canada	1897 Stone arch, deck.	An extremely rare example of a stone arch bridge in Ontario.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.53684,-80.24604			Brian Ridgway, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/asap2/394087431/
	Stone Road Bridge	Stone Road (Old Alignment) Over Eramosa River	Ontario Canada	1916 Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"	This bridge is a rare rainbow arch with overhead bracing and an extremely early example as well. It has been bypassed.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.54716,-80.19735	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/17730311		Jason Fowler, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/12774122@N04/5091195283/
	Moorefield Bridge	Wellington Road 10 Over Creek	Moorefield Ontario Canada	Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	This small pony truss carries two lanes of traffic.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.75763,-80.74855
	Wellington Road 11 Bridge	Wellington Road 11 Over Mitchells Creek	Ontario Canada	Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	This small pony truss carries two lanes of traffic.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.83369,-80.60978
	Wellington Street Bridge	Woolwich Street Over Conestogo River	Drayton Ontario Canada	Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	This is an uncommon two-span example of a pony truss bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.75741,-80.66950
	Woolwich Street Bridge	Woolwich Street Over Irvine Creek	Elora Ontario Canada	Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	A small pony truss adds beauty to its small town surroundings.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.69356,-80.44566
	Township Road 12 Bridge West	TR-12 Over Nith River	Blandford-Blenheim Township Ontario Canada	Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections	One of several truss bridges on this road.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.29131,-80.61571	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/8069139
	Township Road 12 Bridge Middle	TR-12 Over Nith River	Blandford-Blenheim Township Ontario Canada	Metal Camelback truss, through with riveted connections	One of several truss bridges on this road.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.30196,-80.54708	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/8069139
	Township Road 12 Bridge East	TR-12 Over Nith River	Blandford-Blenheim Township Ontario Canada	Metal Camelback truss, through with riveted connections	One of several truss bridges on this road.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.31022,-80.49476	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/8069117
	Township Road 2 Bridge	TR-2 Over Nith River	Blandford-Blenheim Township Ontario Canada	Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections	This bridge appears to be abandoned and missing an original deck with only a narrow metal grate deck for pedestrians. The road leading up to the bridge appears to still be accessible.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.18992,-80.45530			Jason Fowler, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/12774122@N04/4622312031/
	Blenheim Road Bridge	Belheim Road Over Nith River	Blandford-Blenheim Township Ontario Canada	Metal Double-Intersection Warren Truss. Through	This bridge is an example of a bridge that was built in noteworthy numbers, but is an otherwise uncommon truss design.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.24184,-80.50788			Jason Fowler, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/12774122@N04/3667986847/
	Bosworth Bridge	Wellington Road 7 (CR-7) Over Conestogo River	Ontario Canada	1949 Metal polygonal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	This bridge is a fairly large pony truss span. It has a couple small members added, but otherwise has good historic integrity. Shows signs of rust in Street View.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.78315,-80.63694
	Middlebrook Road Bridge	Middlebrook Road Over Carroll Creek	Ontario Canada	Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"	This bridge is one of a dwindling number of such bridges in Centre-Wellington Township. These bridges need to be considered for preservation because they are very rare on a provincial and nationwide scale.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.64729,-80.47249	http://www.flickr.com/photos/mheine/3553198830/
	Metcalfe Street Bridge	Metcalfe Street Over Grand River	Elora Ontario Canada	Metal Camelback Truss, through with riveted connections.	This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Ontario. It appears to be in good condition.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.68057,-80.42935	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/38608589		Aislander, CC BY-NC-ND 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/24537102
	Gartshore Street Bridge	Gartshore Street (Scotland Street) Over Grand River	Fergus Ontario Canada	Metal Camelback Truss, through with riveted connections.	This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Ontario. It appears to be in good condition.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.71122,-80.36918	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/13362309
!	Jordan Harbour Bridge	Railway Over Jordan Harbour	Ontario Canada	Metal Warren truss, deck with riveted connections	This bridge a massive membered bridge and a rather large and long bridge for this area. The bridge serves active rail traffic including passenger trains. Stone piers from a former bridge survive next to this bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.16529,-79.37081	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/37172197 http://www.flickr.com/photos/eppstein/560292111/ http://www.panoramio.com/photo/10911598
	Seneca Bridge	Pedestrian Walkway Over Exhibit	Caledonia Ontario Canada	1912 Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	From http://www.electricscotland.com/canada/caledonia/caledonia_6.htm Contractor Melvin Runchey constructed the steel rod structure for $1,400 in 1913. The Hamilton Bridge Works was paid $1,000 for steel structure material, J.H. Creighton was paid almost $100 for providing planking and the Caledonia Milling Company $114.50 for cement and lumber. Contractor Runchey offered his services for $100 per month and was paid $200.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.06515,-79.93376	http://www.historicplaces.ca/en/rep-reg/place-lieu.aspx?id=11173
	Hodgkins Road Bridge	Hodgkins Road Over 20 Mile Creek	Ontario Canada	Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	This bridge appears to be traditionally composed and on a little-used road.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.09127,-79.43459
	Princess Elizabeth Bridge	Wellington Road 12 Over Conestogo River	Glen Alan Ontario Canada	1940 Metal Camelback Truss, through with riveted connections.	This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Ontario. It appears to be in good condition.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.64573,-80.67801			Jason Fowler, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/12774122@N04/3735735512/
X	Glen Alan Bridge	Over Conestogo River	Glen Alan Ontario Canada	1915 Metal Camelback Truss, through with riveted connections.	This bridge appears to have been demolished, assuming this photo is showing this bridges abutments in the background.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.65443,-80.70170			Jason Fowler, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/12774122@N04/3734935957/
	Elgin Street Bridge	Elgin Street (Abandoned Section)	Cambridge Ontario Canada	Concrete Unknown	From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a single span precast concrete bridge. It is near the north exit of Soper Park.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.36869,-80.30136			From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory
	Blair Creek Bridge	Blair Road (Abandoned Alignment) Over Blair Creek	Cambridge Ontario Canada	Stone arch, deck.	From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a single span stone masonry arch.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.38555,-80.38973			From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory
	Dundas Street Underpass	Dundas Street Over Pedestrian Walkway	Cambridge Ontario Canada	1920 Stone arch, deck.	From Waterloo Region Inventory: This culvert is a single span masonry arch structure. The arch is covered with approximately 800 mm of fill with a paved roadway surface. There is a concrete stiffener with steel handrails above the arch. Some of the mortar and stones are missing and need replacement. This culvert allows access into the north area of Soper Park.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.36426,-80.30341			From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory
	St. Jacobs Viaduct	Railway Over Conestogo River	St. Jacobs Ontario Canada	Metal Pratt truss, deck with riveted connections	From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a two span structural steel railway viaduct. The wooden piers from an older viaduct are still in place. This viaduct can be viewed from the Grand River Walking Trail.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.54133,-80.55867	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/26497169		From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory
	Grand River Viaduct	Railway (CPR) Over Grand River	Cambridge Ontario Canada	Metal Pratt truss, deck with riveted connections	From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a three span structural steel railway viaduct. The C.P.R. maintains this bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.36766,-80.31989	http://www.flickr.com/photos/brilliantimages/5133098844/		From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory
	Mennonite Bridge	Three Bridges Road Over Conestogo River	Ontario Canada	1962 Concrete Slab	From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a 7 span concrete slab, low level bridge. There are no railings since this bridge is flooded every year. The Mennonite community provided the labour and built the bridge in 3 days. It is a hidden tourist attraction. Bridge "drawings" exist but are only rough sketches.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.53573,-80.57303			From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory
	Deborah Glaister Line Bridge	Deborah Glaister Line (TR-3)	Ontario Canada	1946 Concrete arch, closed spandrel deck.	From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a single span concrete arch bridge. This bridge is unique, although it is similar to the concrete earth-filled arch (Floradale Bridge and Schuett Bridge). Over the abutments the railings are made of concrete. Over the arch the railings are made of metal. The abutments of a previous bridge can be seen.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.51581,-80.84371			From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory
	Manser Road Bridge	Manser Road (CR-5, TR-14)	Ontario Canada	1935 Concrete Rigid-Frame	From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a single lane rigid frame bridge. It is almost identical to Bridge #5. It was built during the depression with relief labour as a public works project. The engravings on the bridge provide more detail.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.60693,-80.70836			From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory
	Chalmers-Forrest Road Bridge	Chalmers-Forrest Road (TR-18)	Ontario Canada	1934 Concrete Rigid-Frame	From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a single lane rigid frame bridge. It is almost identical to Bridge #11. It was built during the depression with relief labour as a public works project. The engravings on the bridge provide more detail.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.52234,-80.82637			From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory
	Main Street Bridge	Main Street Over Grand River	Cambridge Ontario Canada	1931 Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"	From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a two-span concrete bowstring arch bridge with a concrete deck and concrete wearing surface. It has concrete balustrade handrails and sidewalks which are in good condition. It crosses the Grand River in the heart of old Galt. Bowstring symbols are used throughout the downtown to indicate historic tourist attractions. These include but are not limited to: City Hall, City Archives and the Market Square. This bridge has been a designated structure since 1982.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.35895,-80.31605	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/47062110		From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory
	Chambers Bridge	Weisenburg Road (TR-60) Over Grand River	Ontario Canada	1930 Metal Camelback truss, through with pinned connections	From Waterloo Region Inventory: The MTO had drawings of the west abutment and have given copies to the Municipality for evaluation. A 1925 design drawing for a replacement superstructure indicated using the existing east abutment and pier. The west abutment was constructed around 1946, and the truss was likely moved slightly at this time, making the middle pier superfluous. The deck of the bridge was deemed unsafe by Woolwich Township, even for pedestrians.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.63045,-80.47651			From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory
	Weisenburg Road Bridge	Weisenburg Road (TR-60) Over Cox Creek	Ontario Canada	1930 Concrete Girder, Through	This bridge is a rare concrete through girder. From Waterloo Region Inventory: This bridge is half subsidized by the Township of Woolwich and the other half by the Township of Pilkington (now Centre Wellington). The area is surrounded by poor soil conditions as noted from the 1964 design drawings for a replacement structure, which was not constructed.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.59418,-80.42528			From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory
	Schneider Creek Bridges	Doon Village Road (CR-69) Over Schneider Creek Bridge	Kitchener Ontario Canada	1929 Concrete arch, closed spandrel deck.	These are two bridges located 100 meters apart from each other on the same road and crossing the same creek. On Waterloo Region List.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.38858,-80.42437			From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory
	Conestogo Bridge	Glasgow Street Over Conestogo River	Ontario Canada	1886 Metal Pratt truss, through with pinned connections	This is one of the oldest and most significant bridges in Ontario. It has national significance, and includes innovative and distinctive details from the period of experimantation in truss bridge design. Based on the inventory, it has been altered somewhat. From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a two span through truss bridge, made by the Hamilton Bridge and Tool Co. in 1886. The trusses were welded and steel cables form the boundary walls. The worn surface is made of transverse laminated timber.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.53878,-80.50519	http://www.flickr.com/photos/39050117@N07/4727122719/in/photostream/		From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory
	Dundas Street Bridge	Dundas Street Over Mill Creek	Cambridge Ontario Canada	1837 Stone Arch, Deck.	From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a single span stone masonry arch bridge crossing Mill Creek in Soper Park. The original structure was built in 1837, making it the oldest bridge in the Region. The keystone is no longer visible, and many of the stone blocks have been trimmed and the arch is lined with modern concrete. A wooden beam reinforced and bolted with a steel cover provides additional support for the bridge. In 2004, the existing concrete will be replaced, replicating the original arch structure.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.36460,-80.30393			From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory
	Klein's Bridge	Pine Creek Road (TR-64A) Over 1920	Ontario Canada	Concrete Rigid-Frame	This bridge is the earliest documented rigid-frame in the region. From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a single span rigid frame bridge. This bridge represents the next step in bridge technology. The abutments and the deck are one unit cast in place. This design can only be used with small bridges. There are no barrier walls.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.54943,-80.37499			From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory
	Blackbridge Road Bridge	Blackbridge Road Over Speed River	Cambridge Ontario Canada	1916 Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections.	From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a single lane Pratt truss bridge. Blackbridge Road is an old gravel road. The bridge crosses the Speed River at the north end of Cambridge. The bridge is located at the bottom of a gully. The approach is considerably steep to the east.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.45093,-80.29830			From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory
	Winterbourne Bridge	Peel Street Over Grand River	Ontario Canada	1913 Metal Camelback truss, through with pinned connections.	This rare multi-span pin-connected Camelback truss bridge is one of the rarest and most significant bridges in SW Ontario due to its rare design. From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a two span steel through truss bridge. The deck consists of transverse laminated wood. It is growing old and several repairs are needed. There is a 20km/hr speed limit. Light steel pipes act as barrier rails.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.55957,-80.47665			From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory
	Piper Street Private Bridge	Private Road Over Nith River	Ontario Canada	Metal Pratt truss, through with pinned connections.	From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a single lane, riveted through truss bridge. It is no longer maintained by the North Dumfries Township, but by a private land owner. The owner has replaced the old deck with 2x8 wooden planks within the past year, and there is ongoing interest by the GRCA that the crumbling abutments be repaired. This bridge was referred to as the Slabtown Bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.27655,-80.47229			From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory
	Schuett Bridge	TR-54 (Maryhill Road) Over Cox Creek	Ontario Canada	1913 Concrete Arch, Deck	From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a single span cast in place concrete, earth filled arch, with hinged abutments. The superstructure is failing and the concrete railings are warping.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.57122,-80.44280			From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory
	Grand River Railway Bridge	Railway Over Grand River	Ontario Canada	Metal Truss, Deck	This bridge has piers which share two different truss structures.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 42.97154,-79.87974			Jason Fowler, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/12774122@N04/sets/72157624019455555/with/4642795007/
	Creek Road Bridge	Creek Road (CR-45) Over Oswego Creek	Ontario Canada	Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	This bridge appears to have good historic integrity.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 42.98504,-79.55446
	Central Avenue Bridge	Central Avenue (CR-124) Over Railway	Fort Erie Ontario Canada	Metal Parker truss, through with riveted connections and Matal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections approach span.	With excellent historic integrity, this is a bridge noteworthy for having both a pony and through truss span.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 42.92755,-78.91882
	Bowen Road Bridge	Bowen Road (CR-21) Over Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW)	Ontario Canada	1941 Concrete rigid-frame	This is one of the most historically significant bridges remaining on the QEW. It is threatened with demolition.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 42.93351,-78.98349	http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/QEWphotos12.htm
	Palmerston Pedestrian Bridge	Pedestrian Walkway Over Railroad Yard	Palmerston Ontario Canada	1912 Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections	One of the last things the casual visitor might expect to find in a city of this size, this is an extremely long 700 foot pedestrian truss bridge that was constructed to provide pedestrians the ability to cross a railroad yard. The bridge is today a preserved historic landmark. It is an extremely rare example of its kind in Ontario.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.83170,-80.84757	http://www.palmerstonrailwaymuseum.com/history-of-/-the-pedestrian-bridge	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo, plus additional photos by the same photographer.	Sean Marshall, CC BY-NC 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/7119320@N05/tags/palmerston/
	Highway Bridge	Highway Over Water	Indonesia	Metal Truss, pony	Despite a questionable deck, this bridge remains open to traffic.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -8.769120,121.673509			Norrel, CC BY-ND 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/4964891
	Harriston Road Bridge	Harriston Road (CR-87) Over Maitland River	Ontario Canada	Metal Rigid Frame	This bridge is an extremely rare example of its type.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.86869,-81.15978	http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy87photos.htm
	Wingham Railway Bridge	Railroad (Rail-Trail) Over Maitland River	Wingham Ontario Canada	Metal truss, deck.	This former railroad bridge is now a trail.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.89233,-81.31198	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/26395696 http://www.panoramio.com/photo/33171762
	Water Street Bridge	Water Street Over Maitland River	Wingham Ontario Canada	Concrete Slab	This bridge has arched spans and is an unusual design in Ontario.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.89283,-81.31064	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/26357719 http://www.panoramio.com/photo/26356531
	CR-89 Bridge	CR-89 Over South Saugeen River	Ontario Canada	Metal Polygonal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections.	This bridge was significantly altered by the removal of v-lacing on diagonals at center of bridge and addition and misc. replacement of other members.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.97256,-80.78925	http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy89photos.htm
	Mill Street Bridge	Mill Street Over South Saugeen River	Mt. Forest Ontario Canada	Unknown	An unknown bridge that appears to be abandoned is here. Could it be the bridge seen in the link?	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.96881,-80.74243	http://www.trekearth.com/gallery/photo257123.htm
	Main Street Bridge	Main Street (CR-6) Over South Saugeen River	Mt. Forest Ontario Canada	Metal truss, deck	This bridge has traditional Ontario railings.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.97589,-80.72840	http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy6photos5.htm
	Sideroad 6 Bridge	Sideroad 6 Over South Saugeen River	Ontario Canada	Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Ontario.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.00010,-80.69218
	Concession Road 14 Bridge	Concession Road 14 Over Beatty Saugeen River	Ontario Canada	Metal Warren Truss, pony with riveted connections	This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Ontario.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.09445,-80.86311			Chris Luckhardt, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/motionblur/3307787587/
	Laurier Line Bridge	Laurier Line Over 18 Mile Creek	Ontario Canada	Concrete Unknown	This unusual bridge requires a field visit to determine its significance and type. May be closed to traffic and/or demolished.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.02276,-81.70727
	South Pine River Private Bridge	Private Drive Over South Pine River	Ontario Canada	Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	A very lightweight example of its kind, this bridge was bought from the highway department and relocated to this site by private owners, where it now serves a driveway.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.08470,-81.66347	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/19838799 http://www.panoramio.com/photo/19838835
	Orchardville Side Road Bridge	Orchardville Side Road Over Beatty Saugeen River	Ontario Canada	Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"	Old alignment. Picnic site near bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.06571,-80.79444	http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy6photos6.htm
	Concession Road 18 Bridge	Concession Road 18 Over Beatty Saugeen River	Ontario Canada	Metal truss, pony	Located near to a rainbow arch.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.12195,-80.94654
	CR-3 Bridge	CR-3 Over Beatty Saugeen River	Ontario Canada	Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"	A beautiful, unaltered example of this type. One lane bridge on two lane paved road. KEY BRIDGE.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.11732,-80.94388
	Bridge Street Bridge	Bridge Street Over Teeswater River	Ontario Canada	Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections	A relatively long span example of this type.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.09360,-81.33668	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/6828791
	Old Bridge Road Bridge	Old Bridge Road Over Saugeen River	Near Hanover Ontario Canada	Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections, two spans.	Closed to traffic.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.16058,-80.95003
	Saugeen Cedars Bridge	Campground Road Over Saugeen River	Near Hanover Ontario Canada	Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections, two spans.	This bridge is located within Saugeen Cedars Family Campground.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.16177,-80.96156	http://www.saugeencedars.ca/index.php?p=Photos
	Loyettes Bridge	Highway Over Rhone	Loyettes Rhone-Alpes France	Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"	This bridge has extremely tall arches for a rainbow arch bridge with no overhead bracing.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.77208,5.20580	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/20864907
	Fleurville Canal Bridge	Highway Over Canal de Pont de Vaux	Fleurville Rhone-Alpes France	Metal girder, through	This bridge is an outstanding single-span example of a through plate girder with a curved top chord.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 46.44715,4.89892	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/26318940
	Pont Fleurville	D15 Over Saone	Fleurville Rhone-Alpes France	Metal bowstring truss, through.	This bridge is an attractive, multi-span example of a riveted through bowstring.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 46.44786,4.89581	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/26318940		fat boy1584, CC BY-ND, 3.0 http://www.panoramio.com/photo/26318940
	Pont de Frans	Route de Frans (D504) Over Saone	Jassans-Riottier Rhone-Alpes France	Metal cantilever truss, through with riveted connections	This bridge is a beautiful example of a cantilever truss.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.98451,4.74995	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/32083643
	Pont de Couzon	Rue Claudius Moiroux Over Saone	Couzon-Au-Mont d'Or Rhone-Alpes France	Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.	This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in France.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.84500,4.83377	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/23419397
	Collonges Railway Bridge	Railway Bridge Over Saone	Rhone-Alpes France	Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	This bridge is a traditionally composed example of its type.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.81424,4.84765
	Pont de Neuville	Highway Over Saone	Neuville-sur-Saone Rhone-Alpes France	1934 Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"	This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in France. One span was destroyed in World War II and was rebuilt in kind.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.87681,4.83680	http://www.flickr.com/photos/20546789@N00/3395525004/		Fr.Latreille, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Neuville-pont31.jpg
	Pont de l'lle Barbe	Highway Over Saone	Lyon Rhone-Alpes France	1827 Cable suspension bridge with girder stiffening.	This is the oldest bridge in Lyon and is interesting because its single tower sits on the tip of a small island, and the cables extend outward from this central tower to provide access on either side of the island.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.79712,4.83102	http://www.flickr.com/photos/krys/3836706799/		Basilio, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fichier:Pont-S01-Ile-Barbe-RG-06.JPG
	Pont Masaryk	Rue Masaryk Over Saone	Lyon Rhone-Alpes France	1831 Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.	This ancient bridge serves pedestrians and consists of a large arched central tower with two very short towers at each end.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.77832,4.80928	http://www.flickr.com/photos/adrien_/4653488200/		Basilio, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fichier:Pont-S03-Masaryk-04.JPG
	Passerelle Saint-Vincent	Pedestrian Walkway Over Saone	Lyon Rhone-Alpes France	1832 Suspension bridge	This bridge has a very interesting and unusual stiffening truss that includes decorative vertical members.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.76754,4.82791	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/16856308
	Passerelle Paul Couturier	Pedestrian Walkway Over Saone	Lyon Rhone-Alpes France	1853 Cable suspension bridge	Originally called Passerelle St. Georges. Most of this bridge was destroyed in World War II, but it was reportedly rebuilt in kind. The metal portion of the towers may not be a perfect replica, as they are unusual and look rather modern.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.75710,4.82624	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/20981924		Basilio, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fichier:Pont-S12-Plle-PCouturier-06.JPG
	Passerelle du College	Pedestrian Walkway Over Rhone	Lyon Rhone-Alpes France	1844 Cable suspension bridge with girder stiffening.	This suspension footbridge has nicely decorated and designed towers and has a lattice girder stiffening. It was damaged in World War II but rebuilt in kind.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.76556,4.83965			Basilio, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fichier:Pont-R07-Passer-05.JPG
	Pont Lafayette	Cours Lafayette Over Rhone	Lyon Rhone-Alpes France	1890 Metal arch, deck.	This bridge is structurally a traditionally composed riveted deck arch bridge. It however is made ornate and beatiful by the addition of a substantial quantity of decorative castings on the arch, as well as the ornate cast railing. The piers are extremely ornate with full size statues inset into them. The central span was destroyed in World War II, but rebuilt in kind.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.76354,4.83967	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/28028798	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	David Baron, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/dbaron/5131925821/
	Pont de l'Universite	Rue de l'Universite Over Rhone	Lyon Rhone-Alpes France	1903 Metal arch, deck.	This stunning bridge is a truly beautiful structure. Its graceful riveted arches include a lattice on the arch rib, which is enhanced with decorative castings place on each lattice intersection. The hangers also have decorative castings. The railings for the bridge are equally ornate. The bridge also features handsome stone piers that are architectually developed as well.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.75257,4.83530	http://www.flickr.com/photos/lemezza/5428744861/		FaceMePLS, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/faceme/5084074840/
	Viaduc de Perrache	Railway Over Rhone	Lyon Rhone-Alpes France	1856 Metal arch, deck.	This bridge was originally a classic example of a cast iron deck arch. Some of the cast iron arches remain and are visible from one side, but on the other side one finds the bridge was widened with riveted steel arches of similar shape. The cast iron dates to 1856. Widening occured in 1926. Some parts of the bridge were damaged in World War II, but not destroyed.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.74649,4.83074	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/24574902		Basilio, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fichier:Pont-R13-Viaduct-SNCF-01.JPG
	Lyon Saone Railway Bridge	Railway Over Saone	Lyon Rhone-Alpes France	Metal cantilever truss, deck with riveted connections	This bridge is a shallow truss for its type. The cantilevered deck truss design was more common on large river valleys, particularly was popular in the 20th Century in the United States. The bridge's cantilever brackets for the sidewalks are ornate, with a unique curled design that is an attractive detail.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.75062,4.82122		Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo, plus another photo by the same photographer.	Ludovic LANDRY,CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 , http://www.flickr.com/photos/ludophoto/2353300066/in/photostream/
	L'Autoroute du Soleil Bridge	L'Autoroute du Soleil (E15, A7) Over Saone	Lyon Rhone-Alpes France	Metal cantilever truss, deck with riveted connections	This bridge is a shallow truss for its type. The cantilevered deck truss design was more common on large river valleys, particularly was popular in the 20th Century in the United States. This bridge is one of two bridges in Lyon of this design.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.73121,4.81582
	Pont de la Mulatiere	Railway Over Saone	Lyon Rhone-Alpes France	1914 Metal cantilever truss, through with riveted connections	This magnificent bridge is an excellent, unaltered example of a cantilever truss. Of interest is the way all the diagonal members and the bottom chord angle toward the pier at the pier points. The bridge has a beautiful casting mounted on the side of the top chord at the top of the towers.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.73138,4.81551	http://en.structurae.de/structures/data/index.cfm?id=s0002211		Basilio, http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fichier:Ponts-S17-Mulatiere-2ponts-01a.JPG
	Allee du Rhone Bridge	Allee du Rhone Over Rhone Canal	Feyzin Rhone-Alpes France	Cable suspension bridge with girder stiffening.	This bridge is a relatively simple and unadorned representative example of this bridge technology in France.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.66661,4.83759
	Pont de Vernaison	Rue du Rhone (D36) Over Rhone	Vernaison Rhone-Alpes France	Cable suspension bridge with girder stiffening.	This crossing consists of two separate suspension bridges, both of the same design.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.64520,4.81710	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/45243924
	Pont Suspendu de Chasse	Route De Givors Over Rhone	Vienne Rhone-Alpes France	Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.	This bridge is a narrow structure that remains open to light vehicular traffic. The bridge features absolutely stunning arched towers.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.58171,4.78028	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/7684845		MOSSOT, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fichier:Givors_-_Pont_de_Chasse_sur_le_Rh%C3%B4ne_-_Ensemble.JPG
	Vienne Suspension Bridge	Pedestrian Walkway Over Rhone	Vienne Rhone-Alpes France	Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.	This suspension bridge is interesting because it has only one tower which is in the center of the river. The narrow bridge is today open to pedestrians only. See the link for a nice photo of the bridge with a rainbow in the background.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.52519,4.87016	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/26971526	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	gros-minet, CC BY-NC-ND 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/36762549
	Pont de Condrieu	Avenue Charles de Gaulle (Avenue de la Liberation) Over Rhone	Condrieu Rhone-Alpes France	Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.	This bridge has a large central tower in the center of the river with shorter towers at each end of the bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.45711,4.76866	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/30896060
	Pont de Sablons	D820 Over Rhone	Serrieres Rhone-Alpes France	1951 Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.	This bridge has steel stiffening truss as well as riveted steel towers. The towers are of a simple design.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.31850,4.76728	http://en.structurae.de/structures/data/index.cfm?id=s0002996		michiel1972, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/39149830
	Pont d'Andance	D86B Over Rhone	Andancette Rhone-Alpes France	Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.	This bridge has three towers, two at each end, with a shorter tower in the center of the river.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.24225,4.80145	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/15874540
	Galaure Private Bridge	D51 Over Galaure	Rhone-Alpes France	Metal Pratt truss, pony with riveted connections	This is an unusual, lightweight bridge that serves a private driveway.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.17884,4.84321
	Pont Pietons	Passerelle Marc Seguin Over Rhone	Tournon-sur-Rhone Rhone-Alpes France	Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.	This bridge carries pedestrian traffic only. Its stiffening trusses are wooden. The bridge is an uncommon setup with one large central tower, and two very short towers at each end of the bridge located a short distance from the anchorages.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.06855,4.83499	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/868508		JoPeRsON , CC BY-NC-ND 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/21847687
	Pont Gustave Toursier	D95 Over Rhone	Tournon-sur-Rhone Rhone-Alpes France	Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.	This bridge has a wide deck but is otherwise traditionally composed.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.06694,4.84059	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/20598927
	Pont de La Voulte	D86F Over Rhone	La Voulte-sur Rhone Rhone-Alpes France	1889 Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.	The suspended span of this bridge is traditionally composed, but the beautiful stone arched towers are something special, unique, and beautiful. The truss and suspension system is likely newer, presumably post World War II.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.80011,4.78450	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/28635888
	Le Pouzin Bridge	D104 Over Rhone	Le Pouzin Rhone-Alpes France	Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	This bridge has a significant camber and its long, continuous design features very tall pony trusses.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.75614,4.75290	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/27103493		maajk, CC BY-ND 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/30096492
	Pont de Rochemaure	Abandoned Road Over Rhone	Le Teil Rhone-Alpes France	Cable suspension bridge	This old, narrow, and abandoned bridge has multiple castle-like towers and is closed and fenced off. The deck is in very bad shape.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.58216,4.71174	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/30519486		sylaf, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/sylaf/2536394173/
	Pont de l'Ardeche	Route du Teil (N102) Over Rhone	Le Teil Rhone-Alpes France	Cable suspension bridge with girder stiffening.	This bridge has massive anchorages that rise above the road and form an archway entrance onto the bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.55207,4.69267	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/14768548		tagweb, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/31950667
	Avenue Pierre Mendes France Bridge	Avenue Pierre Mendes France Over Rhone	Rhone-Alpes France	Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.	This bridge has simple towers and a double-intersection pony truss that looks reminiscent of a Bailey truss.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.48144,4.69917	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/44325072
	Avenue Jean Monnet Bridge	Avenue Jean Monnet Over Canal de Donzere-Mondragon	Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur France	Cable suspension bridge with girder stiffening.	This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in France. It is on a canal built between 1947-1952 so it likely dates to one of those years.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.28472,4.73159
	Canal de Donzere-Mondragon Railway Bridge	Railway Over Canal de Donzere-Mondragon	Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur France	Metal lattice truss, through with riveted connections	This bridge is a very heavy example that also has extra girders underneath the truss as well. It crosses a canal that was built betwen 1947 and 1952, so this bridge must be a very late example of its type.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.25981,4.71238		Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	Joel G, CC BY-NC-ND 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/3661872
	D976 Bridge	D976 Over Rhone	Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur France	Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.	This bridge has simple towers and a double-intersection pony truss that looks reminiscent of a Bailey truss.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.07155,4.76899	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/21615883
	Avignon Railway Bridge	Railway Over Rhone	Avignon Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur France	Metal lattice truss, through with riveted connections	This bridge is a large, traditionally composed example of its type.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.94052,4.78113	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/16665375
	Avenue de Tarascon Bridge	Avenue de Tarascon (D570N) Over Durance	Avignon Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur France	Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.	This bridge is a traditionally composed example of its type in France. The towers have an attractive lattice.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.91498,4.80849
	D61113 Bridge	D61113 Over Petit Rhone	Ares Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur France	Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	This pony truss has tall trusses.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.68629,4.60589	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/15922252
	Avenue Edouard Herriot Bridge	Avenue Edouard Herriot Over Petit Rhone	Ares Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur France	Suspension	This suspension bridge has three short towers.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.68879,4.61368	http://www.flickr.com/photos/gabriele_capitini/4190444511/
	L'Isere Bridge	Highway Over L'Isere	Rhone-Alpes France	Metal arch, through	This bridge is an attractive structure with built-up beams which contain v-lacing.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.58422,6.26989
	Avenue du General de Gaulle Bridge	Avenue du General de Gaulle Over Durance	Briancon Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur France	Metal Lattice Girder, through with riveted connections.	This bridge looks like a traditional plate girder from the United States except it has a lattice fill.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.89418,6.63316
	Lethbridge Viaduct	Railway (Canadian Pacific) Over Oldman River	Lethbridge Alberta Canada	1909 Metal girder deck, and metal truss, deck, high level.	This bridge is 5327 Feet (1623 meters) long and 314 feet (95.7 meters) above the river. It is the largest railway bridge in Canada and truly one of the great engineering works of North America.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 49.69747,-112.86870	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lethbridge_Viaduct	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo, plus additional photos by the same photographer.	Richard Peat, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/rtpeat/tags/lethbridgerailroadbridge/
	Midland Highway Bridge	Midland Highway (HWY-1) Over River Derwent	Bridgewater Tasmania Australia	Metal Truss. through, vertical lift.	This impressive vertical lift bridge is a good, traditionally composed example of its kind.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -42.74132,147.22565	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/15074521
	Longford Railway Bridge	Railway Over South Esk River	Longford Tasmania Australia	Metal Double-Intersection Warren Truss. through	This is a massive bridge that has vertical end posts and an enormous top and bottom chord.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -41.58590,147.12442	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/6093110
	King's Bridge	Bridge Road Over South Esk River	Launceston Tasmania Australia	1863 Metal arch, deck.	Built by W. T. Doyne Engineer and C. De Bercue and Company, this is an ancient arch bridge that remains today in excellent condition with an attractive two color paint scheme.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -41.44027,147.12711	http://www.flickr.com/photos/dsf/2470196909/	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	Jorge Lascar, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/jlascar/4551899923/
!	Ravensbourne Pedestrian Bridge	Pedestrian Walkway Over Railway	Ravensbourne New Zealand	Metal truss, deck.	This rare historic bridge described as a Edwardian lattice-truss design is at risk for demolition!	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -45.86753,170.55027	http://www.odt.co.nz/news/dunedin/147436/dispute-over-rare-bridge-reignited
	Peninsular Road Bridge	Peninsular Road Over Motueka River	New Zealand	Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.	This lightweight bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in New Zealand.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -41.20182,172.88415
	Collingwood-Bainham Main Road Bridge	Collingwood-Bainham Main Road Over Mokihinui River	New Zealand	Metal Double-Intersection Warren Truss. pony	This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in New Zealand.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -40.72915,172.62838
	Karamea Highway Bridge	Karamea Highway (HWY-67) Over Mokihinui River	New Zealand	Metal Warren truss, through.	This bridge may be an example of a Callender-Hamilton bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -41.528947 ,171.967734
	Blythe Road Bridge	Blythe Road Over Hurunui River	New Zealand	1926 Cable suspension bridge with Warren pony truss stiffening.	This bridge is a lightweight structrue designed to carry rural traffic.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -42.90732,173.27334
	Rakaia Gorge Concrete Arch Bridge	Arundel Rakaia Gorge Road (HWY-77) Over Rakaia River	New Zealand	1945 Concrete open spandrel arch, deck.	This bridge is located near to the more significant metal bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -43.51827,171.65598	http://www.flickr.com/photos/joinash/4243450472/
	Rakaia Gorge Bridge	Arundel Rakaia Gorge Road (HWY-77) Over Rakaia River	New Zealand	1882 Metal Fink truss, deck with pinned connections.	This jaw-dropping bridge may be one of the most significant historic bridges in New Zealand. John Carruthers, the designer of this bridge, blended the Whipple, Bollman, and Fink truss to create a unique truss design. A truly remarkable structure, its lightweight trusses continue to serve traffic today.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -43.51758,171.65725	http://www.flickr.com/photos/danielkelpe/3347839938/		Mike McMurray, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/kiwisport/3254579070/
	Haast-Jackson Bay Road Bridge	Haast-Jackson Bay Road Road Over Arawhata River	New Zealand	Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	This bridge is a long, heavy truss. Could it be a Callender-Hamilton bridge?	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -44.04589,168.72573	http://www.flickr.com/photos/jenelopy/3352622017/
	Clyde Bridge	Fruitgrowers Road Over Clutha River	Clyde New Zealand	1934 Metal Parker K-Truss, through with riveted connections.	A large, uncommon, and noteworthy example of the K-truss design. The unusual design of the stone piers of this bridge suggest it may be placed atop a portion of what were once towers for a previous suspension bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -45.19046,169.31576	http://www.flickr.com/photos/29068935@N07/2886052708/		Christine McIntosh, CC BY-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/goforchris/106179673/
	Alexandra Bridge	Kelman Street (HWY-8) Over Clutha River	Alexandra New Zealand	1954 Cantilever through truss with suspended deck.	This bridge is an example of a bridge that looks like an arch, but because it is continuous beyond the piers, it functions as a truss. Next to the bridge are ornate stone towers from what was once an 1882 suspension bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -45.25864,169.39046	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/20607046 http://www.panoramio.com/photo/24622157
	Millers Flat Bridge	Millers Flat Bridge Road Over Clutha River	New Zealand	1899 Metal bowstring truss, pony.	This bridge is a spectacular multi-span bowstring truss. It appears to be in excellent condition.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -45.66422,169.40950	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/32776371		Jock Phillips, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/teara/3380519975/
	Beaumont Bridge	Beaumont Highway Over Clutha River	Beaumont New Zealand	Metal Double-Intersection Warren Truss. pony	This bridge is a large multi-span example of its kind. Is is slated for demolition and replacement within 10 years despite its heritage value.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -45.81848,169.52715	http://www.flickr.com/photos/branxholm/4590554852/
	Clutha Railway Bridge	Railway Over Clutha River	Balclutha New Zealand	Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections and stone arch, deck approach.	This bridge is a large multi-span example of its kind.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -46.24285,169.75400
	Clutha Bridge	Milton Highway Over Clutha River	Balclutha New Zealand	1935 Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"	This enormous, multi-span rainbow arch bridge is a truly magnificent structure. It appears to be traditionally composed to a standard New Zealand plan.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -46.235556,169.745052	http://www.flickr.com/photos/robnorwichuk/3845760370/		Jock Phillips, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/teara/3270255304/
	Tokanui Branch Railway Bridge	Railway (Abandoned Tokanui Branch) Over Mataura River	New Zealand	Metal Double-Intersection Warren Truss. pony	This long abandoned bridge is missing a span but retains some spans and its handsome piers.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -46.47967,168.73974	http://www.flickr.com/photos/46769458@N08/4702401973/
	Mataura Bridge	Bridge Street Over Mataura River	Mataura New Zealand	Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"	This bridge is a large single span example and has excellent historic integrity. It is a spectacular structure!	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -46.19457,168.86763	http://www.flickr.com/photos/bigrednz/4175309263/
	Kawarau Bridge	Pedestrian Walkway Over Kawarau River	New Zealand	Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.	This bridge appears to have old stone towers and is a historic structure as a rare suspension bridge, but is most famous for being the first comercial bungy site.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -45.00909,168.89952	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/34192261		Christian Michel, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/macronix/4434257413/
	Bridge 188	Church Road (8A) Over Clutha River	New Zealand	Metal Baltimore truss, through with riveted connections, and Approach: Metal Pratt truss, pony with riveted connections.	This narrow truss bridge is noted for its very tall pony truss approach and lightweight diagonal members.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -44.73065,169.28179	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/20455206
	Montrose Railway Bridge	Railway Over Montrose Basin	Montrose Scotland United Kingdom	Metal Lattice Girder, through with riveted connections.	This lattice girder is an extremely long multi-span example and it has curved top chords. It is a very significant example of its type.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 56.70600,-2.47728	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/3846708
	East Balmoral Bridge	Pedestrian Walkway Over River Dee	East Balmoral Scotland United Kingdom	1834 Eyebar Chain Suspension	This lightweight suspension footbridge is an extremely old example of its kind, assuming its parts actually do date to the construction date.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 57.03351,-3.21106			Alden Chadwick, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/aldenchadwick/4956376651/
	Balmoral Bridge	B976 Over River Dee	Crathie Scotland United Kingdom	1857 Metal Lattice Girder, through with riveted connections.	The work of Brunel, this is a small example of his work. Unlike most lattice girder bridges, this bridge only has one large single row of lattice, somewhat like a double-intersection Warren truss.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 57.03954,-3.21736	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/29997636
	River Lune Railway Bridges	Railway (Rail-Trail) Over River Lune	England United Kingdom	Metal arch, deck.	This bridge is one of two nearly identical bridges in the area and they are noted for their attractive lattice railing and highly decorative arches. They sit on massive stone piers.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 54.07634,-2.73192	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/15451760		JF Sebastian / Jorge Ferrer, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/jf-sebastian/2870008708/
	Kirkcudbright Bridge	A755 Over River Dee	Kirkcudbright Scotland United Kingdom	Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"	Featuring five spans without overhead bracing, this bridge is an unaltered and excellent multi-span example of a noteworthy structure type.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 54.83878,-4.05030	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/16192254		Simon Webster, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/12495774@N02/3900292122/
	Newton Stewart Suspension Bridge	Pedestrian Walkway Over Cree River	Dumfries Scotland United Kingdom	1911 Eyebar Chain Suspension	This bridge carries foot traffic only and its lattice railings double as stiffening girders.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 54.96737,-4.48621	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/12876344 http://www.flickr.com/photos/25464991@N04/2478596676
	Dumfries Suspension Bridge	Pedestrian Walkway Over Nith River	Dumfries Scotland United Kingdom	1875 Eyebar Chain Suspension	This bridge carries foot traffic only and its lattice railings double as stiffening girders.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 55.06526,-3.61007	http://www.flickr.com/photos/andrewsteele/4680368924/	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	Cle0patra / Ellen, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/cle0patra/1923664208/
	Chemin du Halage Bridge	Chemin du Halage Over Canal	Abbeville Picardy France	Metal Double-Intersection Warren Truss. pony	This is a small example of this structure type. The deck has a notable camber.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 50.11149,1.81869
	Emmabrug	Highway Over Canal	Vreeswijk Netherlands	Metal stringer, bascule	This bridge is an example of a bascule bridge design which is very old and often used for short crossings. This example is old enough so that it has riveted construction and decorative knee bracing overhead.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 52.00524,5.09262	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/39108694	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	Lodewijk Borsboom, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/loesenlodewijk/4021208487
	Overeindsebrug	Highway Over Lekkanaal	Nieuwegein Netherlands	Metal arch, through.	This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in the Netherlands.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 52.03421,5.11265	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/36415792	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo, plus additional photos by the same photographer.	Lodewijk Borsboom, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/loesenlodewijk/tags/overeindsebrug/
	Fiume Cavone Bridge	Highway Over Fiume Cavone	Italy	Concrete bowstring through arch "rainbow arch"	This bridge is noted for its lightweight hangers. It appears to be on abandoned alignment.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 40.29583,16.72693
	Fiume Saraceno Bridge	Highway Over Fiume Saraceno	Italy	Concrete bowstring through arch "rainbow arch"	This unusual bridge has concrete fill between the arch hangers, making it somewhat like a girder bridge and also producing visually attractive diamond openings.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 39.84007,16.51106
	Railway Bridge	Railway Over Torrente Raganello	Italy	Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections	This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Italy. It has attractive v-lacing on its built-up beams.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 39.76843,16.46723
	Strada Statale di Cropalati Bridge	Strada Statale di Cropalati (SS531) Over Trionto	Mirto Italy	Metal Double-Intersection Warren Truss. pony	This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Italy.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 39.51897,16.74349	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/11217321
	Ponte Trionto	Strada Statale 106 Jonica Over Trionto	Mirto Italy	Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"	This bridge is noted for its very massive arches yet a narrow deck.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 39.60637,16.75917	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/19333015
	Abandoned Bridge	Abandoned	Italy	Metal Lattice Girder, through with riveted connections.	This five span bridge is a long and rare example of its kind. There is more than one of this bridge type that appears to follow a railway line. The bridges may be former railway bridges.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 38.94274,16.90726
	SP 10 Bridge	SP10	Italy	Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"	This beautifully composed structure retains excellent historic integrity. Although longer spans and multi-span examples do remain, this bridge's integrity and design make it noteworthy.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 38.965578,16.808589
	Abandoned Bridge	Abandoned	Italy	Metal Lattice Girder, through with riveted connections.	This two span abandoned bridge is a rare example of its kind. It may be a former railway bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 38.92885,16.83319
	SP124 Bridge	SP124	Italy	Concrete bowstring through arch "rainbow arch"	A noteworthy multi-span example. It appears that overheight vehicles destroyed the overhead bracing on the outer spans, and taller replacements were installed.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 38.706053,16.532419		Supplemental Data Original Size Version of the Photo	Giorgos Thanasias, CC BY-NC-ND 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/8523064
	E90 (SS106) Bridge	E90 (SS106)	Italy	Concrete bowstring through arch "rainbow arch"	A noteworthy multi-span example. It appears that overheight vehicles destroyed the overhead bracing on the outer spans, and crude replacements were installed.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 38.591675,16.562017
	Ponte San Leonardo	Abandoned Roadway Over San Leonardo River	Termini Imerese Sicily Italy	1625 Stone arch, deck.	Designed in 1625 by Archbishop Agatino Daidone. The configuration is unusual in that one of the approach ramps is perpendicular to the main span. According to historians, that end of the bridge rests on the remnants of an ancient bridge from Roman times.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 37.99082,13.68122	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/1690974 http://www.flickr.com/photos/bridgink/290228344/
	Via A. Daidone Bridge	Via A. Daidone Over San Leonardo River	Termini Imerese Sicily Italy	Metal bowstring truss, pony	A rare and excellent example of its kind, this bridge sits next to an ancient stone arch bridge as well.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 37.990612,13.68237
	Fiume di Zappulle Railway Bridge	Railway	Fiume di Zappulle Sicily Italy	Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections	This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Sicily.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 38.12389,14.70805
	Fiumarara di Brolo Railway Bridge	Railway	Fiumarara di Brolo Sicily Italy	Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Sicily.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 38.15921,14.82358
	Parrazza Basso Railway Bridge	Railway	Parrazza Basso Sicily Italy	Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Sicily.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 38.16155,14.83796
	Mili Marina Bridge	Via Vecchia Nazionale in Localit� Mili Marina	Mili Marina Sicily Italy	Concrete bowstring through arch "rainbow arch"	This bridge shows signs of cracking and deterioration, but is a rare and good example of its kind.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 38.116424,15.514268
	Localita Santa Margherita Bridge	Localita Santa Margherita	Santa Margherita Sicily Italy	Metal Lattice Girder, through with riveted connections.	This narrow bridge appears to be in need of restoration. It appears to be a rare example of its type in Sicily. It is located next to two riveted railway bridges as well.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 38.09672,15.50325
	Abandoned Bridge	Abandoned	Sicily Italy	Concrete arch, closed spandrel deck	This bridge is long abandoned and has an unusual secondary structure on its deck. Could it have been an aqueduct?	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 37.64688,14.77283
	Railway Bridge	Railway	Sicily Italy	Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections	This bridge appears to be traditionally composed and includes five spans.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 37.45725,14.91573
	Railway Bridge	Railway	Sicily Italy	Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections	Little is known about this bridge beyond what type of bridge it is.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 37.38753,15.00530
	Great Kei Bridge	Abandoned Highway Alignment Over Great Kei River	Great Kei Bridge South Africa	Metal Double-Intersection Warren Truss. pony	This bridge remains open to pedestrians. It is a rare, long multi-span example of its kind.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -32.50822,27.97999	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/893625		Gregorydavid, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Old_road_bridge_on_Great_Kei_River.jpg
	Pontoon Road Bridge	Pontoon Road Over Buffalo River	East London South Africa	Metal Pratt truss, deck with riveted connections and metal gider, deck approach spans.	This attractive bridge is noted for its original, heavy lattice railing that is on it which is more massive in design than the average lattice railing. The bridge is a double-deck bridge with the lower deck apparantly carrying rail.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -33.02328,27.89468	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/7620194
	Hanging Bridge	N2 Over Gamtoos River	South Africa	Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.	Lightweight stiffening truss and a set of parallel cables forming the main cable are features of this large bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -33.93469,25.01754	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/17720546
	Gamtoos River Truss Bridge	Highway Over Gamtoos River	South Africa	Metal Double-Intersection Warren Truss. pony	This is a long and unaltered example of this bridge type.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -33.922289,25.025383	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/46621532 http://www.panoramio.com/photo/4504730
	Mlalazi River Rainbow Arch Bridge	Abandoned Highway Alignment Over Mlalazi River	South Africa	Concrete bowstring through arch "rainbow arch"	This is a beautiful three span example of this bridge type.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -28.92962,31.75516
	Tugela River Bridge	R33 Over Tugela River	South Africa	Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections	This two span through truss is traditionally composed, and bears strong resemblence to American truss bridges.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -28.75074,30.44271	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/10105807
	Tugela River Bridge	Highway Over Tugela River	South Africa	Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections	This is a long, multi-span through truss. Two of the spans at one end are larger than the other spans. The bridge is traditionally composed with built-up beams including v-lacing and lattice.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -29.17118,31.39302
	Crocodile River Railroad Bridge	Highway Over Crocodile River	South Africa	Metal Pratt truss, pony	Little is known about this bridge other than that it is simple in appearance and multi-span	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -25.46141,30.96476
	Crocodile River Bridge	Highway Over Crocodile River	South Africa	Metal Warren truss, pony	This two span pony truss appears to be an excellent, unaltered example of its type.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -25.46124,30.96524
	Crocodile River Bridge	Highway Over Crocodile River	South Africa	Metal Pratt truss, through	Little is known about this five span through truss.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap -25.47026,31.10045
	Gota Canal Bridge	Abandoned Highway Alignment Over Gota Canal	Forsvik Sweden	1813 Metal Plate Girder, deck bascule bridge.	This is a cast iron double-leaf bascule. It is not known how many cast iron bascule bridges are in existance but this bridge may be unique. It is the oldest iron bridge in Sweden.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 58.57551,14.43500	http://www.flickr.com/photos/soren_w/3778140606/		hbuhl, CC BY 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/13050638
	Podul de Fier	Abandond Road Over Lacul Floresti	Romania	Metal polygonal Warren truss, through with riveted connections	This iron bridge "Podul de fier" is a very interesting structure that combines bowstring and Parker truss thinking. It is partially abandoned based on photos and maps.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 47.878822,28.281383			Savinov Alexandru, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/sanioc/2449363312
	Podul Traian	Strada Banatului (69, E671) Over Raul Mures	Arad Romania	1906 Metal cantilever truss, through with riveted connections	A stunning cantilever bridge with decorative towers.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 46.160283,21.322043	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/12142603
	Mill Creek Bridge	Sideroad 18 and 19 Over Mill Creek	Port Elgin Ontario Canada	Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections	This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Ontario.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.39181,-81.36535			oroka, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/14442806
	Mill Creek Railway Bridge	Railway Over Mill Creek	Port Elgin Ontario Canada	Metal Warren truss, deck with riveted connections	This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Ontario.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.42603,-81.38532		Supplemental Data High Resolution Version Of The Photo	oroka, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/14442794
	University Drive Bridge	University Drive Over North Branch Thames River	London Ontario Canada	Concrete encased curved deck plate girder.	Modern railings on top hide the fact that this is an old concrete encased curved deck plate girder.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.00772,-81.26784			Dakiraun, CC BY-NC-ND 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/40529697
	Anghel Saligny Bridge	Railway Over Danube	Romania	1895 Metal through truss, cantilever.	When built, this was the longest bridge in Europe and the third longest in the world. Even today, it is one of the greatest historic truss bridges in the world, with its enormous size, early construction date, complex design, and unique appearance.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.339988,28.016449	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anghel_Saligny_Bridge http://www.flickr.com/photos/lu_ckuletzu/4870933697/ http://www.panoramio.com/photo/321241 http://www.panoramio.com/photo/37053928		Zlatko Krastev, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Podul_lui_Saligny.jpg
	Betanzos Railway Bridge	Railway Over Betanzos	Betanzos Spain	Metal lattice truss, through with riveted connections	This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Spain.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.28491,-8.21278	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/14874389 http://www.panoramio.com/photo/14826427
	Ponte do Pedrido	AC-164 Over Betanzos	Spain	1942 Concrete bowstring through arch "rainbow arch", Concrete open-spandrel deck arch approach spans.	Enginer Eduardo Torroja designed this monumental work of art in concrete, one of the largest examples of concrete construction in the region at the time.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.32780,-8.20947			Xoan Porto, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/xoanporto/4295007147/
	Pontedeume Railway Bridge	Railway Over Eume	Pontedeume A Coruna Spain	1925 Metal bowstring truss, through.	This large bowstring style bridge is an impressive railway bridge and has been painted an attractive blue color.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.41172,-8.17370	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/18679900 http://www.panoramio.com/photo/22309753
	Puente de O Barqueiro	LU-6410 Over Lugo	Lugo Spain	1901 Metal bowstring truss, through.	This is a very unusual adaptation of the bowstring truss technology. Its design is like a massive membered version of the 1870s bowstrings built in the United States and Canada.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.73115,-7.69916	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/32438637	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	Rob Unreall, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/robunreall/4042571152/
	Puente de Deusto	Puente de Deusto Over Nervion	Bilbao Vizcaya Spain	1936 Metal Pratt truss, deck, bascule.	Inspired by the bridges of Chicago, this bridge is one of two bascule bridges that were built in the city. This bridge displays the Chicago style quite clearly since it uses a deck truss.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.26998,-2.94051	http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puente_de_Deusto		Jos� Alejandro Ga Robles, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/jag_robles/3778827232/
	Puente de Hierro	A-457	Lora del Rio Seville Spain	1928 Metal lattice truss, through with riveted connections	An excellent representative example of this important bridge type in Spain. Rehabilitated in 2002.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 37.64509,-5.52466	http://www.flickr.com/photos/rbolance/371752408/		Manuel Romero, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0,
	Puente del Ayuntamiento	Puente del Ayuntamiento Over Nervion	Bilbao Vizcaya Spain	1934 Metal Deck Girder, bascule.	Inspired by the bridges of Chicago, this bridge is one of two bascule bridges that were built in the city. The bridge no longer opens and has not since 1969.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 43.26322,-2.92388	http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puente_del_Ayuntamiento		Fernandopascullo, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archivo:Puente_del_Ayuntamiento.jpg
	Suspension Footbridge	Walkway Over Rhue	Limousin France	Cable suspension bridge.	This abandoned suspension bridge appears to be structurally compromised.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.37984,2.50843	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/37781863
	Pont de Vernejoux	Highway Over Dordogne	Limousin France	Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"	An excellent example of its kind, this bridge retains good historic integrity and is a visually pleasing example. Abutments from a former bridge appear to be located under the bridge,	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.36593,2.36766	http://picasaweb.google.com/JeanClaude.Bendele/PontDeVernejoux#
	Pont de Saint-Projet	Highway Over Dordogne	Limousin France	Cable suspension bridge with double-intersection Warren pony truss stiffening.	This bridge has a rather unique design of tower. Most of the bracing is located in the lower portion of the tower.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.28766,2.27981	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/2883726
	Suspension Bridge	Highway Over Dordogne	Limousin France	Suspension Bridge	Little is known about this bridge	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.21994,2.11240
	Dordogne Bridge	Highway Over Dordogne	Midi-Pyrenees France	Cable suspension bridge	The main attraction with this narrow one lane bridge is its impressive stone towers with iron bracing.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.92722,1.67035	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/3424267
	Pont de Gluges	D840 Over Dordogne	Gluges Midi-Pyrenees France	Cable suspension bridge with Warren pony truss stiffening.	Small stiffening trusses and simple towers make this look like a very open and airy suspension bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.90753,1.62769	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/30093304
	Grolejac Bridge	D704 Over Dordogne	Grolejac Aquitaine France	1932 Concrete self-anchored suspension bridge.	This bridge is an extremely rare example of a concrete suspension bridge, and also of a self-anchored suspension bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.82518,1.28744	http://en.structurae.de/structures/data/index.cfm?id=s0003035 http://www.flickr.com/photos/mapprospector/4242584539/
	Saint-Cyprien Walkway Bridge	Walkway Over Dordogne	Saint-Cyprien Aquitaine France	Metal lattice truss, through with riveted connections	This is an extremely narrow example of its kind. It appears to have originally been a railway bridge that has today been converted for non-motorized use.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.85435,1.03895	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/16116925
	Saint-Leon-sur-Vezere Bridge	Highway Over Vezere	Saint-Leon-sur-Vezere Aquitaine France	Metal Lattice Girder, through with riveted connections.	This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in France.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 45.01102,1.08792	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/39264369		Roar Pettersen, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/roarpett/184242244/
	Avenue du Bourdieu Bridge	Avenue du Bourdieu (D17) Over Dordogne	Castillon-le-Bataille Aquitaine France	Concrete arch, open spandrel deck.	This bridge is a rare example of a large concrete arch bridge in France that retains excellent historic integrity including original balustrade railings.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.85104,-0.04226		Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	Rachel Clarke, CC BY-NC 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/rachelc/3592354396/
	Avenue de Verdun Bridge	Avenue de Verdun Over Dordogne	Castillon-le-Bataille Aquitaine France	Metal lattice truss, through with riveted connections	This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in France. This bridge has an attractive portal design.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.84770,-0.05016
	Branne Bridge	D936 Over Dordogne	Branne Aquitaine France	Metal lattice truss, through with riveted connections	This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in France.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.83291,-0.18598	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/8301041	Supplemental Data Original size version of the photo.	duranton, CC BY-NC-ND 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/5830982
	Saint-Denis-de-Pile Bridge	Rue du Pont Over St. Denis	Saint-Denis-de-Pile Aquitaine France	Suspension bridge with deck plate girder stiffening.	This small suspension bridge has nicely built-up riveted steel towers.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.99326,-0.20720	http://www.flickr.com/photos/joselito33/4360658936/
	Rue de la Jouvence Bridge	Rue de la Jouvence	St Laurent sur Sevre Pays-de-la-Loire France	Metal lattice truss, pony with riveted connections	This bridge is an example of a smaller scale pony truss version of this truss design found on some of the larger rivers in France.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 46.95908,-0.88804	http://www.flickr.com/photos/minikti/5054929648/
	Pont Eiffel	Rue du Pony Eiffel Over Lays	Lavaud Pays-de-la-Loire France	1878 Metal Lattice Girder, through with riveted connections.	This small bridge is noted for its association with engineers Eiffel as well as Dubos, but is also a good and old example of its type.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 46.50771,-1.24794	http://www.flickr.com/photos/michel_craipeau/5100828466/
	Cubzac Railway Bridge	Railway Over Dordogne	Saint-Vincent-de-Paul Aquitaine France	1885 Metal lattice truss, through with riveted connections, matal double-intersection warren truss, deck with riveted connections.	Cubzac-les-Ponts. This wrought iron bridge has a longest single span of 241 Feet (73.6 meters) and an overall length of 7145 Feet (2178 Meters) making it the longest of its kind in France, and potentially the world. This impressive bridge was built by Lebrun, Dayde and Pile and the bridge forms a visual companion to the nearby structurally similar but visually distinctive highway bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.96847,-0.46812	http://www.flickr.com/photos/28987072@N05/3496465458/		martine, CC BY-NC 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/39493003@N00/4711036568
	Cubzac Highway Bridge	D1010 Over Dordogne	Saint-Vincent-de-Paul Aquitaine France	1883 Metal lattice truss, through with riveted connections and Stone arch, deck approach spans	Cubzac-les-Ponts. This magnificent lattice truss bridge is adorned with ornate cast iron portals, but the most unique feature are the beautiful and unusual piers on which this bridge sits. The portal and possibly some of the bridge appears to have been rebuilt in 1948 according to the dates on one of the portals.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 44.96222,-0.46109	http://www.panoramio.com/photo/37565831 http://www.panoramio.com/photo/39411671 http://www.panoramio.com/photo/43259927 http://www.panoramio.com/photo/45659955
	Serpent River Railway Bridge	Railway Over Serpent River	Cutler Ontario Canada	Metal Truss, through	Little is known about this bridge. Appears to be a through truss of some sort.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 46.20815,-82.56805
	Riverview Road Bridge	Riverview Road (Old TC-17) Over Serpent River	Cutler Ontario Canada	Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	This bridge has been abanoned except for snowmobile traffic.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 46.20980,-82.52825	http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy17photos11.htm
	River aux Sables Bridge	Old TC-17 Over River aux Sables	Massey Ontario Canada	Concrete arch, deck.	This ancient arch bridge has been bypassed and abandoned except for snowmobile use.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 46.21368,-82.07040	http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy17photos11.htm
	White Lake Narrows Bridge	Over White River (White Lake)	Ontario Canada	1959 Metal arch, through	A rare example of a through arch. First example of a Stabbogen type arch in Canada.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 48.72234,-85.62624	http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy17photos16.htm
	Pic River Bridge	Over Pic River	Ontario Canada	1961 Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections, continuous.	An extremely rare example of a continuous Warren through truss, but not a cantilever.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 48.70735,-86.28365	http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy17photos16.htm
	Little Pic River Railway Bridge	Railway Over Little Pic River	Ontario Canada	Metal deck truss	Little is known about this bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 48.80141,-86.63093
	Little Pic River Bridge	TC-17 Over Little Pic River	Ontario Canada	Metal deck truss	Little is known about this bridge.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 48.80141,-86.63093
	Deer Creek Bridge	St. Armour Road (Old TC-17) Over Deer Creek	Ontario Canada	Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections	This bridge has been abandoned but retains good historic integrity.	Google Maps Google Streetview (If Available) Bing Maps ACME Mapper OpenStreetMap 46.43367,-80.27210	http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy17photos7.htm

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Logierait Bridge

Private Roadway, Open To Public Over River Tay

Logierait
Scotland
United Kingdom

1865
Metal Lattice Girder, Through

This beautiful lattice girder remains in place. Formerly a railway bridge it is now a privately owned bridge open to the public.

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56.64680,-3.68341

http://logieraitbridge.com/

Russel Wills, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Geograph-1009548-by-Russel-Wills_aberfeldy.jpg

Sheffield District Railway Bridge

Railway (Abandoned) Over River Don

Sheffield
England
United Kingdom

1900
Metal Lattice Truss, Deck

This bridge is a traditional example of its type. Abandoned, but remains in place as of 2010.

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53.41005,-1.42183

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/River_Don,_South_Yorkshire#Sheffield_District_Railway_bridge

Dave Bevis, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Brightside_-_railway_bridge_over_River_Don.jpg

Partick Railway Bridge

Railway Over River Kelvin

Partick
England
United Kingdom

1900
Metal Lattice Girder, Through

A small and traditionally composed lattice girder. Has deck plate girder approach spans.

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55.86770,-4.30418

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Geograph-2112393-by-Thomas-Nugent_partick.jpg

Thomas Nugent, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Geograph-2112393-by-Thomas-Nugent_partick.jpg

Burntisland Viaduct

Railway Over Various Streets

Burntisland
Scotland
United Kingdom

1888
Metal Lattice Girder, Through

Decorated in a three color paint scheme, these girder spans carry the railway over several streets, while a stone structure is present in between road crossings.

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56.05821,-3.23677

Paul McIlroy, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Burntisland_viaduct_-_geograph.org.uk_-_422407.jpg

Llandeilo Bridge

Railway (Heart of Wales) Over River Towy

Llandeilo
Wales
United Kingdom

1852
Metal Lattice Girder, Through

An attractive two span lattice girder that was repainted in 2011.

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51.87837,-3.98925

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Llandeilo#Llandeilo_Bridges

Flying Stag, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Lattice_girder_railway_bridge_over_River_Towy,_Llandeilo.JPG

Cadishead Viaduct

Railway (Abandoned) Over Manchester Ship Canal

England
United Kingdom

1893
Metal Lattice Girder, Through

This impressive lattice girder is one of many bridge with heritage value on this canal.

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53.42459,-2.42791

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Darcy Lever Railway Bridge East

Railway Over River Tonge

Bolton
England
United Kingdom

1848
Metal Lattice Girder, Deck

This is a large high level lattice girder.

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53.57075,-2.40488

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darcy_Lever_railway_station

Roger May, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Darcy_Lever_-_geograph.org.uk_-_93794.jpg

Darcy Lever Railway Bridge West

Railway Over A666

Bolton
England
United Kingdom

Metal Double-Warren Truss, Deck

This bridge is a high level bridge over a divided highway.

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53.57011,-2.41488

Marton Junction Bridge

Ridgeway Lane Over Railway (Abandoned)

Hunningham
England
United Kingdom

1851
Metal Lattice Girder, Deck

This is an ancient lattice girder. It is on a county road that is not formally maintained, but appears passable.

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52.29542,-1.44070

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:The_high_bridge,_Hunningham_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1658756.jpg

Ian Rob, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:The_high_bridge,_Hunningham_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1658756.jpg

Bennerley Viaduct

Railway (Abandoned Great Northern Railway) Over Erewash Valley

Awsworth and Ilkeston
England
United Kingdom

1877
Metal Lattice Girder, Deck

This is an enormous multi-span lattice deck girder that is abandoned.

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52.98991,-1.29704

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bennerley_Viaduct

Grant Shaw, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Bennerley_Viaduct_Ilkeston.jpg

Kew Railway Bridge

Railway Over River Thames

London
England
United Kingdom

1869
Metal Lattice Girder, Through

This bridge is an outstanding example of its type and it rests on beautiful piers.

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51.48408,-0.27931

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kew_Railway_Bridge

Chris McKenna, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Kew_Railway_Bridge.jpg

Chiswick Bridge

A316 Over River Thames

London
England
United Kingdom

1933
Concrete Deck Arch, Closed Spandrel

This concrete arch has a stone facing to make it look like a stone arch bridge.

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51.47320,-0.26971

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chiswick_Bridge

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Chiswick-Bridge-15-540-3.jpg

Barnes Railway Bridge

Railway Over River Thames

London
England
United Kingdom

1849
Cast Iron Deck Arch and Metal Through Truss, Riveted Connections

Two superstructures side by side sharing a single pier. Arch date is 1849. Truss date is 1895

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51.47270,-0.25380

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barnes_Railway_Bridge

Graeme Kerr, CC BY-SA 2.5, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:BarnesRailwayBridgeUpstream.jpg

Hammersmith Bridge

Hammersmith Bridge Road (A306) Over River Thames

London
England
United Kingdom

1887
Metal Eyebar Chain Suspension

This is a beautiful and ornate suspension bridge.

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51.48840,-0.23026

http://www.historicbridges.org/unitedkingdom/hammersmith/

Alex.muller, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Hammersmith_Bridge_2008_06_19.jpg

Putney Bridge

A219 Over River Thames

London
England
United Kingdom

1886
Stone Deck Arch

This is a traditionally composed stone arch arch bridge. Putney Bridge is often very busy on Saturdays, when Fulham F.C. are playing at home.

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51.46691,-0.21299

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Putney_Bridge

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Putney_Bridge_723-5.JPG

Fulham Railway Bridge

Railway (London Underground) Over River Thames

London
England
United Kingdom

1889
Metal Lattice Girder

Pedestrian sidewalks are cantilevered off of this attractive lattice girder style bridge.

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51.46591,-0.20966

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fulham_Railway_Bridge

Chris Guy, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/pixelhut/2727369367/

Battersea Railway Bridge

Railway (Network Rail) Over River Thames

London
England
United Kingdom

1863
Cast Iron Deck Arch

This cast iron deck arch has a laced mesh for its spandrel walls.

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51.47312,-0.17936

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battersea_Railway_Bridge

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:BatterseaRailBridge.jpg

Battersea Bridge

A3220 Over River Thames

London
England
United Kingdom

1890
Cast Iron Deck Arch

This bridge is a good example of an English cast iron deck arch.

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51.48110,-0.17252

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battersea_Bridge

Iridescent, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Battersea_Bridge_1.JPG

Albert Bridge

Albert Bridge Road Over River Thames

London
England
United Kingdom

1873
Metal Eyebar Suspension

This is a very old bridge that combines an eyebar-stayed and suspension system. It has been altered, with the most visible aspect being a pier in the middle.

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51.48245,-0.16681

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Bridge,_London

Iridescent, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Albert_Bridge_view.JPG

Chelsea Bridge

A3216 Over River Thames

London
England
United Kingdom

1937
Metal Cable Suspension

This suspension bridge has simple riveted box towers.

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51.48430,-0.14984

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chelsea_Bridge

Tom Graham, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Chelsea_Bridge,_London.jpg

Vauxhall Bridge

A202 Over River Thames

London
England
United Kingdom

1906
Metal Deck Arch

This is a riveted steel deck arch and its piers have statues in them.

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51.48774,-0.12750

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vauxhall_Bridge

Nigel Mykura, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Vauxhall_Bridge_2009.jpg

Lambeth Bridge

A3203 Over River Thames

London
England
United Kingdom

1932
Metal Deck Arch

An attractive steel deck arch with ornate piers.

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51.49454,-0.12321

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambeth_Bridge

Tagishsimon, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Lambeth_Bridge_upstream_side1.jpg

Westminster Bridge

A302 Over River Thames

London
England
United Kingdom

1862
Cast Iron Deck Arch

Right next to Parliament, this iconic bridge retains its cast iron ribs on the outside but has modern ribs in between.

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51.50088,-0.12203

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Westminster_Bridge

Hungerford Bridge

Railway (Northern Line) Over River Thames

London
England
United Kingdom

1864
Metal Double-Warren Pony Truss, Pin Connections

This is a rare pin connected truss. Modern pedestrian bridges block the elevation view of this bridge, but appear to afford up-close views of the trusses.

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51.50615,-0.12006

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungerford_Bridge_and_Golden_Jubilee_Bridges

Calotype46, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/calotype46/6812239330/

Blackfriars Bridge

A201 Over River Thames

London
England
United Kingdom

1869
Cast Iron Deck Arch

One of two cast iron deck arch bridges in this location, this bridge sports a vibrant red and white paint scheme.

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51.50979,-0.10439

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackfriars_Bridge

Tagishsimon, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Blackfriars_Bridge,_London,_England,_240404.jpg

Blackfriars Railway Bridge

Railway Over River Thames

London
England
United Kingdom

1886
Cast Iron Deck Arch

This cast iron deck arch, and the piers from the previous bridge here are being adaptively reused for railway station expansions.

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51.50978,-0.10315

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackfriars_Railway_Bridge

Nobrook, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:OldBlackfriarsRRBridgeP1090233b.jpg

Southwark Bridge

A300 Over River Thames

London
England
United Kingdom

1921
Steel Deck Arch

This bridge looks like an old cast iron arch but is a newer steel deck arch, but still nice looking and historic.

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51.50881,-0.09417

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southwark_Bridge

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Southwark_Bridge,_River_Thames,_London,_England.jpg

Tower Bridge

A100 Over River Thames

London
England
United Kingdom

1894
Metal Pratt truss, deck with riveted connections, bascule.

This is the unique and iconic world-famous bascule bridge of London.

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51.50559,-0.07540

http://www.towerbridge.org.uk

Cmglee, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Tower_Bridge_from_London_City_Hall.jpg

Onloppskanalen Canal Bridge

Highway and Railway Over Onloppskanalen Canal

Stockholm

Sweden

Strauss heel-trunnion bascule, through truss

Strauss heel-trunnion bascule. 131 ft 6 in single leaf combined highway and railway bridge at Danviken.

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59.313717,18.104771

Jiefang Bridge

Highway Over Haihe River

Tianjin

China

1927
Metal truss, through with riveted connections, bascule

Liberation Bridge is a Scherzer type rolling lift bascule bridge. 96.7 meters long.

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39.13105,117.20051

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/27126547

Owari Bridge

Tokai-do (Highway 1) Over Ibi River

Kuwana

Japan

1933
Metal arch, through

As if this 15 span through arch were not spectacular enough for its unusual length and attractive design, this unique bridge has one span on an island that has a hole in one side to admit a road that intersects with the bridge. Length: 2883 feet,

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35.08146,136.69161

http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%B0%BE%E5%BC%B5%E5%A4%A7%E6%A9%8B

Supplemental Data
Original size version of the photo.

tsuda, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/tsuda/3493481318/

Saphan Phut Bridge

Highway Over Chao Phaya River

Bangkok

Thailand

Metal truss, through with riveted connections, bascule

This appears to be a very unusual bascule bridge that features some fixed through truss approach spans as well.

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16.80485,96.18728

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/46667033

Yangon Bridge

Highway Over Ngamoeyeik Creek

Rangoon

Myanmar

Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections

This multi-span bridge has seen better days. Some spans are replaced with Bailey trusses and the deck is very primitive. The original truss spans are sturdy looking. There may be a movable span component.

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16.80485,96.18728

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/1204489

Inwa Bridge

Highway and Railway Over Ayeyarwady River

Sagaing

Myanmar

Metal Pennsylvania truss, through with riveted connections.

This large multi-span bridge carries railway in the center and highway on cantilevers.

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21.87185,95.99197

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/8862936

Thames River Railway Bridge

Railway Over Thames River

Ontario
Canada

Metal Deck Truss

NOT CONFIRMED. This may be a deck truss.

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42.76325,-81.47658

MacDonald Road Bridge

MacDonald Road Over Black Creek

Ontario
Canada

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

A relatively heavy riveted rural pony truss.

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43.37255,-81.556833

http://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/WM9V22_MacDonald_Road_Truss_Bridge_Bluewater_Ontario

Ramsey Swing Bridge

East Street Over Sulby River

Ramsey
Isle of Man
United Kingdom

Metal bowstring truss, through, swing

The of the only noteworthy bridges on Isle of Man, this is an excellent example of a European swing bridge and it appears to be in excellent condition. Also note that Ramsey is home to a beautiful bridge-like pier called Queens Pier that was built in the 1880s.

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54.32270,-4.38199

http://www.flickr.com/photos/trolleyfan/3817038399/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/oldmiwl/3998204367/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Pier_Ramsey.JPG

Most na Stepane

Highway 9 Over River

Czech Republic

1912
Metal suspension

This is a very unusual bridge that appears to be a combination of truss and suspension bridge.

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50.290817,14.49666

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/50550494

Auckland Harbour Bridge

Northern Motorway (HWY-1) Over Auckland Harbour

Aukland

New Zealand

1959
Metal cantilever truss, through with riveted connections, arched cantilever

A noteworthy example of this distinctive style of cantilever truss, which features a smoothly curved design.

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-36.82990,174.74600

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auckland_Harbour_Bridge

Ponte dell'Industria

Ponte dell'Industria Over Tiber

Rome

Italy

1863
Metal polygonal Warren truss, through with riveted connections

This unusually configured two span through truss has supplemental Warren trusses for pipelines. One of the only truss bridges in Rome.

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41.87184,12.47164

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/24310444
http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ponte_dell'Industria

Vincenzo Surace, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/1154732

Ingram Bridge

Highway Over River Till

Ingram
England
United Kingdom

Metal Lattice Girder, through with riveted connections.

This is a small multi-span girder.

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55.44127,-1.97389

River Till Bridge

Highway Over River Till

England
United Kingdom

Metal Double-Intersection Warren truss, pony with riveted connections.

This is a tiny truss bridge in good condition.

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55.54310,-1.91265

River Till Bridge

Highway Over River Till

England
United Kingdom

Metal Bowstring truss, pony with riveted connections.

This is a tiny bowstring bridge in good condition.

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55.56228,-1.90836

River Till Bridge

Highway Over River Till

England
United Kingdom

Metal Lattice Girder, through with riveted connections.

This is a tiny lattice girder bridge in good condition.

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55.596948,-2.086833

Fords Road Bridge

Fords Road Over Water of Leith

Saughton
Scotland
United Kingdom

Metal bowstring truss, through with riveted connections.

Small truss remains open to pedestrians.

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55.93304,-3.25183

Victoria Swing Bridge

Tower Street Over Water of Leith

Leith
Scotland
United Kingdom

Metal Truss, Through, Swing

This is a bobtail swing bridge that has been bypassed and remains in use for pedestrians. It no longer operates for boats.

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55.97876,-3.16996

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/7590719

Scott Denham, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/sdenham/532169018/

Chain Brige

B4598 (Chain Bridge Road) Over River Usk

Newport
Wales
United Kingdom

Metal Arch, Through

This beautiful riveted crescent arch bridge with stone abutments is quite a sight to see. Ornate railing. Attractive arched overhead bracing. Rare trussed floorbeams. Roadway name suggests it replaced a chanin suspension bridge.

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51.74506,-2.94813

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/881738

David Owen, CC BY-ND 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/48578703

Newport Railway Bridge

Railway Over River Usk

Newport
Wales
United Kingdom

Metal Pratt Truss, Deck With Riveted Connections

Has deck plate girder approaches and lattice railings.

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51.59119,-2.99401

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mattbuck007/3710567688/

Matt Buck, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/23298098

Newport Bridge

B4591 Over River Usk

Newport
Wales
United Kingdom

Cast Iron Deck Arch

A beautiful cast iron deck arch bridge with apparantly good historic integrity.

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51.59051,-2.99386

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/23298098

Newport Transporter Bridge

Highway Over River Usk

Newport
Wales
United Kingdom

1906
Transporter

One of the few remaining transporter bridges in the world.

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51.57057,-2.98559

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newport_Transporter_Bridge

James Stringer, CC BY-NC 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/jamesstringer/2748097817/

Aare Footbridge

Pedestrian Walkway Over Aare

Bern

Switzerland

Eyebar Chain Suspension with pony truss stiffening

A small eyebar suspension bridge.

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46.93437,7.44598

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/15560751

_Tasmo, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/tasmo/4671016213/

Kirchenfeldbrucke

Highway Over Aare

Bern

Switzerland

1883
Metal Arch, Deck

This is a magnificent landmark arch bridge

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46.94579,7.44857

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/1534614

Owen Massey McKnight, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/addedentry/3238879655/

Puente Victorino de la Plaza

Francisco Pievoni Over Riachuelo

Buenos Aires

Argentina

1916
Metal truss, through with riveted connections, bascule

This bridge is an attractive example of a rolling lift bascule bridge.

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-34.66072,-58.38825

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/35369596

Talleres-Cba, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archivo:Puente_Victorino.jpg

Rio Mayari Railway Bridge

Railway Over Rio Mayari

Cuba

Metal truss

Little is known about this bridge. It appears to be a one span truss with a polygonal top chord and some manner of approach spans.

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20.70679,-75.63049

Sagua le Chica Railway Bridge

Railway Over Sagua le Chica

Cuba

Metal truss

Little is known about this bridge. It appears to be a two span truss.

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22.55706,-79.82385

Sagua le Grande Railway Bridge

Railway Over Sagua le Grande

Cuba

Metal truss, through

Little is known about this bridge. It is a single span through truss.

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22.75391,-80.08465

Sagua le Grande Bridge

Highway Over Sagua le Grande

Sagua La Grande

Cuba

1905
Metal Parker truss, through with riveted connections.

This is a very attractive Parker truss, very lightweight in design.

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22.80823,-80.06909

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/26500081

Rio Canimar Bridge

CD Over Rio Canimar

Matanzas

Cuba

Concrete Arch, Open Spandrel, Deck

A high level multi-span strucure.

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23.03910,-81.49689

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/42736903

bluedoglaw, CC BY 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/4090027

Calle 298 Bridge

Calle 298 (San Luis) Over Rio San Juan

Matanzas

Cuba

Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

This bridge is one of several interesting bridges on this river.

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23.04343,-81.58220

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/16386400

Ole Holbech, CC BY-NC-ND 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/8454043

Puente Calixto Garcia

Calle 272 Over Rio San Juan

Matanzas

Cuba

1899
Metal Double-Intersection Warren truss, through with riveted connections

This beautiful bridge has very ornate stone abutments that rise up above the deck in decorative stone pillars.

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23.04472,-81.57396

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/34487725
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/34485435

Rio San Juan Railway Bridge

Railway Over Rio San Juan

Matanzas

Cuba

Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections, Swing

This traditionally composed bridge is in good shape.

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23.04502,-81.57274

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/35628071

Ole Holbech, CC BY-NC-ND 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/8454047

Rio Yumuri Railway Bridge

Railway Over Rio Yumuri

Matanzas

Cuba

Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections

This traditionally composed bridge is in good shape.

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23.04831,-81.57258

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/34487749

Rio Corriente Bridge

Railway Over Rio Corriente

Argentina

Metal Pratt truss, through with pinned connections

This long truss bridge has beautiful arched portal bracing.

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-28.98763,-58.53554

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/8471201

Arroyo Palmar Bridge

Railway Over Arroyo Palmar

Argentina

Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections

Lightweight portal bracing, and lightweight counters.

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-31.85873,-58.33176

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/1709496

Puente Ferrocarril

Railway Over Arroyo Baru

Argentina

Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections

This bridge is noted for its attractive arched portal bracing, which appears to be designed to increase overhead clearance.

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-31.81710,-58.44635

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/24877339

Glamis Road Bridge

Glamis Road Over Shadwell Basin

London
England
United Kingdom

Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections, bascule

This bridge reportedly used to lift by pumping water into the counterweight which then raised the bridge.

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51.50810,-0.05077

http://www.flickr.com/photos/ultrapom/4626786222/

Darius Norvilas, CC BY-NC 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/istorija/4193788603/

School Road Bridge

School Road Over Bridgewater Canal

Sale
England
United Kingdom

Cast Iron Deck Arch

Part of this bridge contains a cast iron arch. The rest is composed of other materials.

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53.42466,-2.31921

http://www.flickr.com/photos/12378916@N08/4234606082/

Jackson's Boat Bridge

Rifle Road (Pedestrian Walkway) Over River Mersey

Sale
England
United Kingdom

Metal Warren truss, with riveted connections.

This is an interesting lightweight truss bridge. The overhead arched bracing may not be original.

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53.43020,-2.28671

http://www.flickr.com/photos/seentwistle/3424361370

Giurgiu-Rousse Friendship Bridge

Highway 2 Over Danube

Giurgiu

Romania

1954
Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections, vertical lift.

This is a double deck bridge with one span whose lower deck can raise up to allow boats to pass under.

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43.88800,26.00678

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/19515225

Giurgiu Bridge

Pedestrian Walkway Over Waterway

Giurgiu

Romania

1905
Metal bowstring truss, pony

This bridge is noted for its curve and its four truss line design.

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43.88399,25.96417

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/16479774

Old Godavari Bridge

Abandoned Over River Godavari

Rajahmundry

India

Metal Pratt truss, deck with riveted connections

This extremely long bridge has been left standing as a historic monument but is no longer in use.

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17.00736,81.75547

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/9995291

Godavari Bridge

Highway and Railway Over River Godavari

Rajahmundry

India

Metal K-Truss, Deck With Riveted Connections

This is a bridge of enormous length and is considered the longest highway-rail combination bridge in Asia.

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16.99774,81.75682

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Rishabhchandan, CC-BY-SA-3.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Nwgbridge.JPG

Long Bien Bridge

Gam Cau Over Red River

Hanoi

Vietnam

1903
Metal cantilever truss, through with riveted connections

This is a large landmark cantilever truss that has a very unusual appearance.

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21.04157,105.85417

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_Bien_Bridge

Tran Trung Kien, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/kientt/4289625948/

Kabato Road Bridge

Kabato Road Over Ishikari River

Japan

Metal Polygonal Warren truss, through with riveted connections

This five span through truss bridge has an uncertain future as a new bridge was seen to be under construction.

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43.33182,141.69449

Highway Bridge

Highway Over Waterway

Tokyo

Japan

Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections

Traditionally composed compared to other Tokyo truss bridges.

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35.67289,139.80294

Kiba Bridge

Highway Over Waterway

Tokyo

Japan

1929
Metal Pratt truss, pony with riveted connections

This is a traditionally composed bridge with the exception of the oval-shaped cutouts on some built-up beams, a characteristic of a number of Tokyo bridges.

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35.67251,139.80523

http://www.flickr.com/photos/bellkaz/4982658688/

Pedestrian Footbridge

Pedestrian Walkway Over Waterway

Tokyo

Japan

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

This is a lightweight truss.

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35.66881,139.80701

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/7685109

Highway Bridge

Highway Over Waterway

Tokyo

Japan

Metal Arch, Through

This graceful arch is traditionally composed and riveted.

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35.66430,139.80265

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/35539220

Highway Bridge

Highway Over Waterway

Tokyo

Japan

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

This pony truss has attractive curved outriggers.

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35.67711,139.79258

http://www.flickr.com/photos/scratchbeck/3254214668/

mthr110, CC BY-NC 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/44724261

Kamehisa Bridge

Highway Over Waterway

Tokyo

Japan

1930
Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections

This bridge is noted for its vertical end posts.

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35.67580,139.80290

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/37780711

Toutomi Bridge

Highway Over Waterway

Tokyo

Japan

1930
Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections

This bridge is a traditionally composed example of its type.

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35.66922,139.80069

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/34522645

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Sakikawa Bridge

Highway Over Waterway

Tokyo

Japan

Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections

One of several similar riveted truss bridges in this area.

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35.67609,139.80990

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/37780630

Daiei Bridge

Highway Over Waterway

Tokyo

Japan

Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections

One of several similar riveted truss bridges in this area.

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35.67636,139.81090

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/37780600

Fukuju Bridge

Highway Over Waterway

Tokyo

Japan

1929
Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections

A two color paint scheme highlights the attractive v-lacing and lattice on this bridge.

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35.67821,139.81061

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/37780666

Ecchu-jima Freight Line Bridge

Railway Over Onagi River

Tokyo

Japan

1929
Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections

This bridge also has a plate girder approach span. The truss crosses a river and roadway with low clearance.

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35.68526,139.82427

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/44864585

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Onagi River Bridge

Highway Over Onagi River

Tokyo

Japan

Metal polygonal Warren truss, through with riveted connections

Massive members define this well maintained bridge. Lower portion of members encased in concrete. Ornate railings.

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35.68455,139.81373

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/34322196

Onagi River Bridge

Highway Over Onagi River

Tokyo

Japan

Metal polygonal Warren truss, through with riveted connections

Massive members define this well maintained bridge. Lower portion of members encased in concrete. Ornate railings.

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35.68432,139.80885

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/34459836

Nishi-fukagawa-bashi

Highway Over Onagi River

Tokyo

Japan

Metal polygonal Warren truss, through with riveted connections

Massive members define this well maintained bridge. Lower portion of members encased in concrete. Ornate railings.

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35.68389,139.80080

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/34104053

shuets udono, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/udono/17824445/

Shahpura Railway Bridge

Railway Over Narmada River

Shahpura

India

Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections

This bridge is noted for its massive tapered riveted steel bents which elevate this bridge to a fairly high level.

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23.10608,79.60946

http://www.flickr.com/photos/28028849@N02/3734704128/

Narrow Gauge Bridge

Railway Over Narmada River

Jamtara

India

Metal Whipple Truss, Through

With its uncommon truss configuration, this bridge sits on impressive high stone piers. A new bridge has been under construction This bridge may be at risk for demolition despite its high level of heritage value.

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23.08050,79.95719

http://www.flickr.com/photos/28028849@N02/2926915646/

Omkareshwar Railway Bridge

Railway Over Narmada River

Omkareshwar

India

Metal Pratt truss, deck

This deck truss sits on stone piers. The trusses have an unusual shape.

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22.22597,76.04255

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/43426197

Bharuch Railway Bridge

Railway Over Narmada River

Bharuch

India

Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections

This traditional truss bridge is a companion bridge for an older highway bridge nearby.

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21.69165,73.00261

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/28930778

Golden Bridge Bridge

Old NH-8 Over Narmada River

Bharuch

India

1881
Metal Whipple Truss, Through

This is a very old long bridge and a noteworthy example of an uncommon truss type.

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21.69205,73.00553

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/48122620

Sharada Prasad, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/sharadaprasad/3329594396/

Railway Overpass Bridge

Highway Over Railway

Pyongyang

North Korea

Metal truss, through

Very little is known about the bridges of isolated North Korea. No photos have been found of this bridge but it looks like a three span through truss open to pedestrians only.

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39.05153,125.72442

P'yongch'on Bridge

Highway Over Railway

Pyongyang

North Korea

Metal Parker truss, through with pinned connections

Very little is known about the bridges of isolated North Korea. This is a rare look at one of its historic bridges.

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39.00966,125.73235

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/47844725

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Yanggakdo Island Bridge

Highway Over TaeDong River

Pyongyang

North Korea

Metal cantilever truss, through with riveted connections

Very little is known about the bridges of isolated North Korea. This is a rare look at one of its historic bridges. Two cantilever truss bridges which appear to be identical connect Yanggakdo Island to each side of the river. Reportedly, foreigners are allowed on the island but cannot cross either bridge. Also, photography is reported to be heavilly restricted.

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38.99050,125.74880

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Taedong Bridge

Highway Over TaeDong River

Pyongyang

North Korea

1926
Metal Parker truss, through with riveted connections.

Very little is known about the bridges of isolated North Korea. This is a rare look at one of its historic bridges. This truss bridge is a large multi-span structure. It was reportedly built by the Japanese, which makes sense since the style of the truss members is of the American style (rather than European) and the Japanese use the American style of built-up beams and such.

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39.01214,125.75738

http://www.flickr.com/photos/kernbeisser/462720747/

Yodogawa Bridge

Kintetsu Railway Over River

Japan

Metal Pennsylvania truss, through with riveted connections.

This is a beautiful long-span example of its type.

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34.92556,135.76565

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/13428603

Nosound, CC BY-ND 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/48914241

Zhongshan Bridge

Pedestrian Walkway Over Yellow River

Lanzhou

China

1907
Metal Pratt truss, through with pinned connections

This appears to be a traditional American style pin-connected Pratt truss that had an arch structured added on top to make it look somewhat like a Parker truss. First permanent fixed bridge over the Yellow River, 234 meters long.

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36.06456,103.81456

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ZheJiang Road Bridge

ZheJiang Road Over Suzhou Creek

Shanghai

China

Metal Lenticular Truss, Through With Riveted Connections

This bridge is a lenticular truss bridge similar to those designed, patented, and built in the United States except that it is newer, more massive, and has riveted connections.

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31.24144,121.47652

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/27954469

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Nishigori Highway Bridge

Nishigori Highway (HWY-346) Over Kitakami River

Yatomi

Japan

Metal polygonal Warren truss, through with riveted connections

This bridge is well maintained.

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38.72376,141.26847

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/6765924

Kiso River Bridge

Tokai-do Over Kiso River

Yatomi

Japan

Metal Arch, Through

This unusual bridge is actually more like a pony truss with an arch mounted on top of it.

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35.10499,136.71312

http://www.flickr.com/photos/junku/2806631651/

yamagen1701, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/46276210

Hachiman-bashi

Pedestrian Walkway Over Pedestrian Walkway

Tokyo

Japan

1878
Metal bowstring truss, pony (Whipple Arch)

This is the first bridge built of iron manufactured in Japan in 1878. The figure was based on the patent of an American engineer, Squire Whipple. It was originally built over Kaede -gawa in Kyoubashi and called Danjou-bashi. It was moved here in 1929 and renamed. The bridge is 15.2 meters long and 2 meters wide.

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35.67187,139.80062

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Shirahige Bridge

Highway Over Sumida River

Tokyo

Japan

Metal suspended-deck cantilever truss, through with riveted connections

This design of bridge was often used for high level crossings but is generally less common as a low level crossing like this.

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35.72800,139.80964

http://www.flickr.com/photos/38424814@N07/3666105883/

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Kototoi Bridge

Highway Over Sumida River

Tokyo

Japan

Metal Girder, Deck.

This is riveted variable depth plate girder.

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35.71424,139.80334

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Azuma-bashi

Highway Over Sumida River

Tokyo

Japan

Metal Arch, Deck

This bridge is a good example of a riveted steel deck arch.

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35.71019,139.79877

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Sumidagawa Bridge

Tobu Railway Over Sumida River

Tokyo

Japan

Metal Warren truss.

This bridge is a partial pony/deck truss, with some truss above and below the deck.

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35.71209,139.80093

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Komagata-bashi

Highway Over Sumida River

Tokyo

Japan

Metal Arch, Through

This graceful arch bridge has a main through span flanked by curved approach span superstructures.

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35.70829,139.79735

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/32407845

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Umaya-bashi

Highway Over Sumida River

Tokyo

Japan

Metal Arch, Through

This bridge is unlike the other arch bridges on this river since it has three arch spans.

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35.70442,139.79512

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Kuramae-hashi

Highway Over Sumida River

Tokyo

Japan

Metal Arch, Deck

This bridge's vibrant yellow color is apparantly a nod to the color of rice husks since the bridge's name means in front of a granary.

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35.70097,139.79341

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Toyomi-bashi

Roadway Over Nihon-bashi River

Tokyo

Japan

Metal Vierendeel truss, through.

This bridge appears to be a Vierendeel truss, an exceedingly rare design found scattered across the globe.

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35.67746,139.78664

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/3059051

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Man'nen-bashi

Roadway Over Onagi River

Tokyo

Japan

Metal Arch, Through

This attractive riveted trussed arch is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Japan.

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35.683121,139.794652

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Yanagi-bashi

Roadway Over Kanda River

Tokyo

Japan

Metal Arch, Through

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Japan.

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35.695369,139.787483

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Senju-ohashi

Roadway Over Sumida River

Tokyo

Japan

Metal Arch, Through

This beautiful arch bridge has been sandwiched between two other more modern bridges.

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35.738936,139.797291

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Golf-bashi

Roadway Over Todoroki Valley

Tokyo

Japan

Metal Arch, Deck

This small riveted deck arch bridge is an attractive part of a park.

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35.607891,139.646638

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ykanazawa1999, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/27889738@N07/4375489241/

Ecchu-jima Freight Line Bridge

Railway Over Onagi River

Tokyo

Japan

Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections

A traditionally composed rail bridge.

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35.684966,139.824477

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ykanazawa1999, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/27889738@N07/4176883314/

Keikyu Line Bridge

Railway Over JR Line

Tokyo

Japan

Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections

A traditionally composed but skewed rail bridge.

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35.624561,139.738888

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ykanazawa1999, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/27889738@N07/3726790990/

Shinko-Bashi

Pedestrian Walkway Over Waterway

Yokohama

Japan

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

This traditionally composed bridge is a former railway bridge.

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35.450883,139.642361

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ykanazawa1999, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/27889738@N07/3228790490/

Sobu Line Bridge

Railway Over Sumida River

Tokyo

Japan

Metal Arch, Through

This bridge is a good example of a riveted through arch bridge.

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35.696079,139.790446

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Minamitakahashi Bridge

Highway Over Kamejima River

Tokyo

Japan

Metal Parker truss, through with pinned connections

This rare bridge with its ornate portal and vertical end posts has pinned connections and v-lacing just like American bridges.

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35.67297,139.78143

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/26415141

ykanazawa1999, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/27889738@N07/3209818328/

Eitai Bridge

Highway Over Sumida River

Tokyo

Japan

Metal Arch, Through

This bridge is a graceful riveted through arch bridge. Riverwalk railings next to the bridge has inset patterns to the design and color of the bridge.

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35.67628,139.78761

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/10271677

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Kiyosu Bridge

Highway Over Sumida River

Tokyo

Japan

1928
Eyebar Chain Suspension with Plate Girder Stiffening, Self-Anchored

This bridge was built at the same time and to a similar design as the Three Sisters bridges in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA.

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35.68245,139.79180

http://en.structurae.de/structures/data/index.cfm?id=s0005692

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tarawo, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/tarawo/1391313019/

Upperton Street Bridge

Upperton Street Over River Soar

Leicester
England
United Kingdom

1890
Metal Arch, Through

This interesting bridge has a shallow arch which rises above the road somewhat.

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52.62562,-1.14306

http://www.imagesofengland.org.uk/details/default.aspx?id=188825
http://www.flickr.com/photos/wyrmworld/5113999953/

Matt Neale, CC BY-NC 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/mattneale/5274158305/

Mill Lane Road Bridge

Mill Lane Over River Soar

Leicester
England
United Kingdom

1890
Metal Arch, Through

This interesting bridge has a shallow arch which rises above the road somewhat.

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52.62872,-1.14264

http://www.imagesofengland.org.uk/details/default.aspx?id=188731

St Augustine Road Bridge

St Augustine Road Over River Soar

Leicester
England
United Kingdom

Cast Iron Deck Arch

Stringers support the load under the deck, but this bridge retains beautiful arches on the outside.

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52.63362,-1.14215

http://www.flickr.com/photos/philmciver/3380031414/

uk_cam, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/8851667

Duke of Westminsters Bridge

Buerton Approach Over River Dee

Aldford
England
United Kingdom

1824
Cast Iron Deck Arch

This bridge is a long single span example of its kind, and magnificent in beauty. It is a Grade I listed structure.

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53.13497,-2.87142

http://www.flickr.com/photos/34706738@N07/3226285136/

Hibaldstow Bridge

South Carr Lane Over River Ancholme

England
United Kingdom

Metal Arch, Deck

One of a series of diverse bridges serving the rural farmlands of River Ancholme.

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53.50054,-0.48771

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Saxby All Saints Bridge

North Carr Lane Over River Ancholme

England
United Kingdom

Metal Arch, Deck

One of a series of diverse bridges serving the rural farmlands of River Ancholme.

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53.63548,-0.53080

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Castlethorpe Bridge

Carr Lane Over River Ancholme

England
United Kingdom

Metal Lattice Girder, through with riveted connections.

One of a series of diverse bridges serving the rural farmlands of River Ancholme.

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53.56626,-0.50664

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David Wright, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/dhwright/1374422406/in/photostream/

Cadney Bridge

Bridge Lane Over River Ancholme

England
United Kingdom

Metal Arch, Deck

One of a series of diverse bridges serving the rural farmlands of River Ancholme.

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53.51291,-0.49162

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David Wright, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/dhwright/1373454253

Horkstow Bridge

Bridge Lane Over River Ancholme

England
United Kingdom

1835
Eyebar Chain Suspension

This tiny eyebar chain suspension bridges has stone towers just like some of the bigger ones in England.

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53.65843,-0.52806

http://www.flickr.com/photos/dhwright/1373245239/

Jim Flewker, CC BY-NC 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/millview/5068267670/

Broughton Bridge

Bridge Road Over River Ancholme

England
United Kingdom

Metal Arch, through.

This bridge appears as though it may have pinned connections. It is reminiscent of the American style of bowstring bridge.

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53.58267,-0.51262

http://www.imagesofengland.org.uk/details/default.aspx?id=165991

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David Wright, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/dhwright/1374476880/

Throstle Nest Bridge

Pedestrian Walkway Over Bridgewater Canal

Manchester
England
United Kingdom

Metal Girder, Through

This girder has pierced openings in it which make it look a little like a truss bridge.

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53.46419,-2.28224

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/41641811

pit-yacker, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/pit-yacker/3318713557/

Brabyns Park Iron Bridge

Pedestrian Walkway Over River Goyt

Marple
England
United Kingdom

1813
Cast Iron Deck Arch

This is a very old and lightweight cast iron arch bridge.

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53.40857,-2.05756

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/20359175

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Manchester Railway Viaduct Cast Iron Arch Span

Railway Over Water Street

Manchester
England
United Kingdom

Cast Iron Deck Arch

Manchester is home to an unparalleled collection of cast iron arch bridges. Most of these spans display an unrivaled historic integrity, which makes them equally as significant as larger multi-span cast iron arch bridges in England. They are each individually significant, but may be part of a larger viaduct. Classifying these bridges either individually or as part of a greater viaduct has been difficult. For now, they are listed in loose terms. Feel free to email us with more specific information for these bridges. This is a very short span example.

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53.47714,-2.25939

Manchester Railway Viaduct Cast Iron Arch Span

Railway Over Bridgewater Canal

Manchester
England
United Kingdom

Cast Iron Deck Arch

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53.47480,-2.25711

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/11687767

Zornfalke, CC BY-NC-ND 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/7251061

Manchester Railway Viaduct Cast Iron Arch Span

Railway Over Gloucester Street

Manchester
England
United Kingdom

Cast Iron Deck Arch

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53.47374,-2.24422

http://www.flickr.com/photos/petersandbach/2876232250/

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Manchester Railway Viaduct Cast Iron Arch Span

Railway Over Bridgwater Viaduct / Deansgate (A56)

Manchester
England
United Kingdom

Cast Iron Deck Arch

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53.47475,-2.25164

http://www.flickr.com/photos/tom-swailes/3113397947/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/tom-swailes/3113400253/in/photostream/

Manchester Railway Viaduct Cast Iron Arch Span

Railway Over Bridgwater Viaduct (A56)

Manchester
England
United Kingdom

Cast Iron Deck Arch

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53.47425,-2.25217

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/9102909

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Manchester Railway Viaduct Cast Iron Arch Span

Railway Over Rochdale Canal

Manchester
England
United Kingdom

Cast Iron Deck Arch

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53.47460,-2.25313

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/9102909

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Manchester Railway Viaduct Cast Iron Arch Span

Railway Over Castle Street

Manchester
England
United Kingdom

Cast Iron Deck Arch

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53.47443,-2.25254

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/9102909

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Castlefield Viaduct

Railway (Abandoned) Over Bridgewater Canal and Other Features

Manchester
England
United Kingdom

Metal lattice truss, through with riveted connections

This bridge is a long multi-span bridge that runs over a series of features next to another old railway bridge. This bridge has been abandoned but recently some restoration work has taken place.

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53.47507,-2.25694

http://www.forgottenrelics.co.uk/bridges/castlefield.html
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mari, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/birdies-perch/407496478/

Crown Point Bridge

Crown Point Road (a61) Over River Aire

Leeds
England
United Kingdom

1842
Cast Iron Deck Arch

It appears the inner arches of this bridge have been replaced, but the outer arches remain in place and well cared for.

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53.79370,-1.53483

http://www.flickr.com/photos/91631986@N00/4262681975/

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Leeds Bridge

Bridge End Over River Aire

Leeds
England
United Kingdom

1873
Cast Iron Deck Arch

First built in 1730 and often advertised as a 1730 bridge, it appears the bridge seen today actually dates to 1873. Further, it appears only the outer arches are cast iron. This is regardless an extremely significant historic bridge.

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53.79393,-1.54187

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leeds_Bridge
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/6972061
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/40665667

Whitehall Road Bridge

Whitehall Road Over River Aire

Leeds
England
United Kingdom

Metal lattice truss, pony with riveted connections

This bridge gains considerable beauty from its decoratvie abutment posts, cast decorations that are overlaid on the truss, and the green and the detailed white and green paint scheme.

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53.79363,-1.55843

http://www.flickr.com/photos/harryhalibut/2106591084/

Warrington Railway Bridge

Railway Over River Mersey

Warrington
England
United Kingdom

Metal Whipple truss, through with riveted connections

This Whipple truss has three truss lines.

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53.38487,-2.59269

http://www.flickr.com/photos/uk_greg/3934081886/in/photostream/

Ruver Mersey Railway Bridge

Railway Over River Mersey

England
United Kingdom

Metal bowstring truss, through

This bowstring bridge is similar to the bridges seen on the nearby Manchester Ship Canal but is over the river instead.

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53.37473,-2.60571

http://www.flickr.com/photos/gunzel412/3836760978/

Trafford Road Swing Bridge

Trafford Road Over Manchester Ship Canal

Manchester
England
United Kingdom

Metal bowstring truss, through, swing

This bridge no longer swings open and has a fixed bridge next to it forming a one way couplet. However, this bridge remains in good condition with an attractive two-color paint scheme.

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53.46562,-2.28421

http://www.flickr.com/photos/12378916@N08/3354096611/

Barton Swing Aqueduct

Bridgewater Canal Over Manchester Ship Canal

England
United Kingdom

1893
Metal bowstring truss, through, swing

Reportedly the first and only swing aqueduct in the world. A remarkable engineering feat. Gates on each end of the bridge and at each bank hold back the water when the structure swings open.

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53.47473,-2.35223

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barton_Swing_Aqueduct
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http://www.panoramio.com/photo/26858740

G-Man, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Barton_Swing_Aqueduct.jpg

Barton Road Bridge

Barton Road (B5211) Over Manchester Ship Canal

England
United Kingdom

Metal bowstring truss, through, swing

One of several very similar and interesting bridges on the canal.

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53.47442,-2.35341

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barton_Road_Swing_Bridge

Graham Horn, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Barton_road_bridge_-_geograph.org.uk_-_532790.jpg

Irlam Railway Viaduct

Railway Over Manchester Ship Canal

England
United Kingdom

Metal bowstring truss, through

One of several very similar and interesting bridges on the canal. This looks like the swing bridges on the canal in terms of superstructure, but was built as a high level fixed bridge.

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53.43881,-2.41290

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Keith Williamson, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Over_the_Canal_-_geograph.org.uk_-_44674.jpg

Warburton Bridge

Warburton Bridge Road Over Manchester Ship Canal

England
United Kingdom

Metal cantilever truss, through with riveted connections

This aptly named bridge is one of two very unusual bridges with a strange appearance. From above the deck they look like continuous pony trusses, but under the deck the trusses extend far below at the pier points. For unknown reasons, a portion of the bottom chord is encased in concrete.

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53.40746,-2.45895

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mals_uk_buses/5032967037/

Latchford Viaduct

Railway Over Manchester Ship Canal

England
United Kingdom

1893
Metal bowstring truss, through

One of several very similar and interesting bridges on the canal. This looks like the swing bridges on the canal in terms of superstructure, but was built as a high level fixed bridge.

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53.37999,-2.55273

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/2121897

Knutsford Road Bridge

Knutsford Road Over Manchester Ship Canal

England
United Kingdom

Metal bowstring truss, through, swing

One of several very similar and interesting swing bridges on the canal.

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53.37852,-2.55937

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/2121846

Cantilever Bridge

Ackers Road Over Manchester Ship Canal

Stockton Heath
England
United Kingdom

Metal cantilever truss, through with riveted connections

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53.37685,-2.56683

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/2121764

London Road Bridge

London Road (A49) Over Manchester Ship Canal

Stockton Heath
England
United Kingdom

Metal bowstring truss, through, swing

One of several very similar and interesting swing bridges on the canal.

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53.37340,-2.58233

http://www.flickr.com/photos/27278447@N00/3266035485/

Chester Road Bridge

Chester Road (A5060) Over Manchester Ship Canal

Stockton Heath
England
United Kingdom

Metal bowstring truss, through, swing

One of several very similar and interesting swing bridges on the canal.

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53.37060,-2.59613

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muba, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/5375309

Acton Grange Railway Viaduct

Railway Over Manchester Ship Canal

England
United Kingdom

Metal bowstring truss, through

One of several very similar and interesting bridges on the canal. This looks like the swing bridges on the canal in terms of superstructure, but was built as a high level fixed bridge.

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53.36632,-2.61842

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/2121358

Moore Lane Bridge

Moore Lane Over Manchester Ship Canal

England
United Kingdom

Metal bowstring truss, through, swing

One of several very similar and interesting swing bridges on the canal.

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53.36318,-2.63516

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/2119822

Old Quay Bridge

Mason Street Over Manchester Ship Canal

Runcorn
England
United Kingdom

Metal bowstring truss, through, swing

Parts of this bridge has a truss web that has plate riveted in place between the members.

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53.34413,-2.72201

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/2119752

Peter I. Vardy, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Old_Quay_Bridge.jpg

Silver Jubilee Bridge

A533 Over River Mersey

Runcorn
England
United Kingdom

1961
Metal suspended-deck cantilever truss, through with riveted connections

This large monumental bridge sits next to an older and more significant railway bridge but is still an impressive companion bridge.

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53.34624,-2.73778

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silver_Jubilee_Bridge

jimd2007, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/7738503@N05/1322076347/

Runcorn Railway Bridge

Railway (Liverpool Branch West Coast Main Line) Over River Mersey

Runcorn
England
United Kingdom

1868
Metal Lattice Girder, through

This stunning high level bridge is a large, and impressive example of this distinctive bridge type.

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53.34632,-2.73865

Peter I. Vardy, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Runcorn_Railway_Bridge.jpg

Menai Suspension Bridge

A5 Over Menai Straits

Menai Bridge
Wales
United Kingdom

1826
Eyebar Chain Suspension with pony truss stiffening

The majority of the metal on this bridge dates to 1938. Regardless, it remains one of the greatest of the eyebar chain suspension bridges in United Kingdom.

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53.21975,-4.16302

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Menai_Suspension_Bridge

underclasscameraman, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/underclasscameraman/3367013752/

Devil's Bridge

A4120 Over River Mynach

Wales
United Kingdom

1200
Stone arch, deck.

This unique bridge is actually three bridges one on top of each other. The bottom one was built in 1075-1200, the next one up in 1753, and finally a 1901 bridge on top.

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52.37692,-3.84973

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devil%27s_Bridge,_Ceredigion

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River Wye Bridge

Highway Over River Wye

Wales
United Kingdom

Cable suspension bridge with lattice girder stiffening.

Has finials on top of its latticed towers. Historic integrity appears to be good.

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52.06607,-3.29617

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/18476121

Brockweir Bridge

Mill Hill Road Over River Wye

Wales
United Kingdom

Metal Lattice Girder, pony with riveted connections.

Bridge appears to be in good condition.

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51.706996,-2.669097

Chepstow Bridge

Bridge Street Over River Wye

Chepstow
Wales
United Kingdom

1814
Metal arch, deck

This rare cast iron arch bridge is characterized by shorter spans and lighter weight arches as compared to many other cast iron arches in the United Kingdom.

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51.64632,-2.67187

http://www.flickr.com/photos/steinsky/273048680/

Jam Roly-Poly, CC BY-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/47724518@N04/4394176229/

Mount Pleasant Road Bridge

Mount Pleasant Road Over Railway

Southampton
England
United Kingdom

Metal Lattice Girder, pony with riveted connections.

This pedestrian grade separation allows pedestrians to get across this railway when a train is crossing. The bridge's delicate superstructure is a sharp contrast to the massive brick abutments and stairways.

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50.91446,-1.39154

http://www.flickr.com/photos/jools_and_debs/4497660900/

Vauxhall Bridge

Lime Kiln Walk Over River Bure

Great Yarmouth
England
United Kingdom

Metal arch, through

This unique bridge has a trussed arch with three ribs. In addition, it has the unusual addition of a double-intersection Warren truss which supports the sidewalk. The future of this bridge is uncertain but it is historically significant and deserves to be preserved.

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52.61152,1.72191

http://www.flickr.com/photos/49211868@N00/312995202/

mira66, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/21804434@N02/4805412762/

Horse Shoe Bridge

Adelaide Road Over Railway

Southampton
England
United Kingdom

Metal bowstring truss, pony.

This is a beautiful lattice truss bowstring bridge that has an attractive two color paint scheme.

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50.91945,-1.38974

http://www.flickr.com/photos/r_beales/810572789/

10th Line Bridge

10th Line Over Credit River

Ontario
Canada

Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

This is a small rainbow arch that appears to be in good condition.

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43.77460,-80.04596

http://www.erin.ca/Uploads/UserFiles/image/8th bridge.jpg

Flos Road 4 W Bridge

Flos Road 4 W Over Nottawasaga River

Ontario
Canada

Metal Truss

Based on aerial imagry. Nothing more known about this bridge.

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44.48110,-79.93180

10th Line Bridge

10th Line Over Carroll Creek

Ontario
Canada

Metal truss, pony with riveted connections.

MAY BE DEMOLISHED. Application To Replace 2007. Unknown If Application Accepted.

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43.82909,-80.29861

http://www.flickr.com/photos/muckyporter/5295660700/in/set-72157625501940795/

5th Sideroad

Richmond Street Over Carroll Creek

Ontario
Canada

Metal Pratt truss, pony with pinned connections.

This is a very small pin-connected pony truss.

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43.68991,-80.52122

http://www.flickr.com/photos/muckyporter/5295657854/in/set-72157625501940795/

Richmond Street Bridge

Richmond Street Over North Branch Thames River

London
Ontario
Canada

Metal Parker truss, through with riveted connections

Part of a one-way couplet of bridges, this truss is in good condition.

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43.01455,-81.26827

Clarence Street Bridge

Clarence Street Over Welland Canal

Port Colborne
Ontario
Canada

Metal Parker truss, through with riveted connections, Vertical Lift

One of the impressive vertical lift bridges on the Welland Canal.

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42.88639,-79.24904

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/17118075

Hogg's Hollow Bridge

KH-401 Eastbound Over Don River

Toronto
Ontario
Canada

1929
Metal Warren truss, deck with riveted connections

This deck truss is hard to photograph because of modern structures built next to it. It was built originally as a bypass to Yonge Street. It later became part of KH-401 and as a result is the oldest freeway bridge in Canada.

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43.75157,-79.41141

http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy401photos19.htm

Don River CP Railway Bridge East

Railway (Canadian Pacific) Over Don River

Toronto
Ontario
Canada

Metal Girder, Deck.

This is a medium size "high level"style rail bridge.

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43.73278,-79.32667

http://www.flickr.com/photos/ofermod/3430934178/

Don River CP Railway Bridge West

Railway (Canadian Pacific) Over Don River

Toronto
Ontario
Canada

Metal Girder, Deck.

This is a medium size "high level"style rail bridge.

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43.71595,-79.34834

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/32755768

David Sherret, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/david-sherret/492059592/

Old Don Mills Bridge

Don Mills Road (Old Alignment) Over Don River

Toronto
Ontario
Canada

Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

This rainbow arch has some details that are different from most Ontario bridges of this type. In particular, the pedestrian railing design and the parapet details at the ends of the arches are unique.

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43.70307,-79.33363

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/28536242

Lone Primate,CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 , http://www.flickr.com/photos/loneprimate/2642563523/

Leaside Bridge

Millwood Road Over Don River

Toronto
Ontario
Canada

1927
Metal Warren truss, deck with riveted connections

This is a large high level bridge. The bridge must have been overbuilt originally because it contiues to carry heavy traffic on a widened deck that is likely over twice as wide as the original deck!

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43.69997,-79.35088

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leaside_Bridge

SimonP,CC BY-SA 3.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Leaside_Bridge.JPG

Pottery Road Bridge

Pottery Road Over Don River

Toronto
Ontario
Canada

Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

A new bridge was built next to this bridge forming a one-way couplet of bridges.

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43.68850,-79.36221

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Bridge Number 8

Highway Over Wendover Arm, Grand Junction Canal

England
United Kingdom

Metal Arch, Deck

This arch follows the shape and appearance of cast iron, but is composed of rolled bars.

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51.78326,-0.73501

Calotype46, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/calotype46/4720668661/

River Wensum Railway Bridge

Railway (Abandoned) Over River Wensum

England
United Kingdom

Metal girder, through

This unusual girder has samson post stays mounted on top.

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52.67307,1.22186

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/27055740

Olympic Island Bridge

Pedestrian Walkway Over Lake Ontario

Toronto
Ontario
Canada

Concrete Arch, Deck

This arch bridge has a deck that follows the contours of the superstructure's thin profile, producing a very lightweight and graceful structure.

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43.62189,-79.37723

http://www.flickr.com/photos/rhysalbrecht/2493527184/

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PatrickRohe, CC BY-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/patrickrohe/3956759843/

Centre Island Bridge

Avenue of the Island Over Lake Ontario

Toronto
Ontario
Canada

Concrete Arch, Deck

This beautiful bridge is designed to look similar to the cast iron arch bridges of England or New York City's Central Park, but a combination of steel and concrete has been used here. The arches of this bridge and the railings are both concrete, while the spandrel wall is metal.

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43.61908,-79.37432

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/30423091

John Vetterli, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/51824383@N00/2306379027

Cherry Street

Cherry Street Over Toronto Harbour Ship Channel

Toronto
Ontario
Canada

1931
Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections, Bascule

This is one of the last remaining examples of a genuine Strauss bascule bridge that closely follows the Strauss patent for an overhead counterweight bascule bridge. Strauss was an instrumental figure in the development of bascule bridge technology. This bridge is historically and technologically significant.

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43.64130,-79.34908

http://www.flickr.com/photos/krunkwerke/229139149/

Paul Hanman, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/pah57/2885410045/

Don River Pipeline Bridge

Enbridge Gas Main Over Don River

Toronto
Ontario
Canada

Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch" (or Concrete Curved Chord Girder, Through, depending on reinforcing)

This could be a girder bridge or a concrete bowstring arch with filled arch depneding on how the reinforcing is inside the concrete. The design of the bridge that seems to show verticals/hangers rather than a flat concrete surface on the arch/girder seems to indicate it functions as an arch bridge. The bridge is a unique structure and highly unusual. It should be considered technologically significant. There may be a way to access the bridge in the southwest quadrant.

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43.65566,-79.35187

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/28164742
http://www.flickr.com/photos/picturenarrative/3797631193/

Old Eastern Avenue Bridge (King Street Bridge)

Old Eastern Avenue (King Street) Over Don River

Toronto
Ontario
Canada

1933
Metal Baltimore truss, through with riveted connections

This is a rare example of a truss with three truss lines. This was done to provide a wider deck without reducing the weight the bridge could hold. The bridge is abandoned and not open to even pedestrians. This important heritage bridge has even been discussed for demolition, which is an extremely poor option to consider. There may be a way to access the bridge in the southwest quadrant.

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43.65552,-79.35171

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Eastern_Avenue_Bridge

Nick, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/acyt/2554319425/

Queen Street Bridge

Queen Street Over Don River

Toronto
Ontario
Canada

Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections

This unique bridge is an otherwise traditionally composed riveted Pratt truss bridge, except that it was designed to handle streetcars, which it still carries today. Streetcars required some changes to the design of the typical truss, including a wider deck and additional overhead bracing. The clock and text was added to the bridge and is not original.

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43.65790,-79.35420

http://www.flickr.com/photos/bpinn/3008054976/

Neal Jennings, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/sweetone/2838300584/

Dundas Street Bridge

Dundas Street Over Don River

Toronto
Ontario
Canada

Metal Arch, Deck

This bridge has an attractive single arch span over Don River, with a less interesting stringer approach span at each end.

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43.66173,-79.35540

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/12539166

Gerrard Street Bridge

Gerrard Street Over Don River

Toronto
Ontario
Canada

Metal Arch, Deck

Although rather plain compared to the Bloor Viaduct to the North, this bridge is still a sizable arch bridge of riveted construction.

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43.66452,-79.35631

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Don_River_Gerrard_Street_bridge.jpg

Alaney2k, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Don_River_Gerrard_Street_bridge.jpg

Bloor Street Rosedale Valley Bridge

Bloor Street Over Rosedale Valley

Toronto
Ontario
Canada

Metal Arch, Deck

This companion to the Bloor Viaduct follows the same design at that bridge but is shorter. It seems to get less attention than its larger cousin.

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43.67234,-79.37024

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/13182156

Prince Edward Viaduct (Bloor Viaduct)

Bloor Street (Danforth Avenue) Over Don River

Toronto
Ontario
Canada

1918
Metal Arch, Deck

With its rare crescent arches, this bridge is a magnificent bridge that contains two deck levels providing a combination of light rail and vehicular use. Thanks to people jumping off of the bridge to committ suicide, those who would rather enjoy life and this beautiful bridge must now endure an extremely ugly suicide barrier on the bridge which greatly detracts from the aesthetic value of the bridge. Better alternative suicide barriers and nets are available, and should be consider. Further, A 2010 study found that though the barrier prevented suicide attempts from the Viaduct, overall rates of suicide by jumping for the city of Toronto have not changed since its installation.

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43.67531,-79.36334

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/19723549

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Perry Quan, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/pquan/4240214801/

Bloor Street Humber River Bridge

Bloor Street Over Humber River

Toronto
Ontario
Canada

Metal Spandrel Braced Arch, Deck

This bridge is an excellent example of a hinged spandrel braced deck arch bridge. The bridge was being rehabilitated in February 2011.

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43.64845,-79.49196

http://www.flickr.com/photos/garyjwood/5423248692/
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/21778797

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Old Mill Bridge

Old Mill Road (Catherine Avenue) Over Humber River

Toronto
Ontario
Canada

1916
Stone arch, deck.

This stone bridge is a relatively young example of a stone arch bridge, and it appears concrete may have been used in some parts of its construction, which would not be suprising. In 1916, engineers had realized the power of concrete, but were often unsatisfied with its plain appearance and so stone was sometimes still used as well.

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43.65143,-79.49127

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/14987775

GeoPhoto, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/41068228

Twyn River Drive Rouge River Bridge

Twyn River Drive Over Little Rouge Creek

Toronto
Ontario
Canada

Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

This is a small rainbow arch that appears to be in good condition.

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43.81370,-79.15678

http://www.flickr.com/photos/aseemsjohri/2932924452/
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Twyn River Drive Rouge River Bridge

Twyn River Drive Over Rouge River

Toronto
Ontario
Canada

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

One of two heritage bridges on this scenic road.

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43.81086,-79.15977

http://www.flickr.com/photos/47293103@N02/5406395896/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/47293103@N02/5411705339/

Meadowvale Road Bridge

Meadowvale Road Over Little Rouge Creek

Toronto
Ontario
Canada

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

This bridge appears to be in very good condition.

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43.83038,-79.18051

http://www.flickr.com/photos/izsi/2271283569/

Sewells Road Bridge

Sewells Road Over Rouge River

Toronto
Ontario
Canada

1912
Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.

This bridge is a rare example of a suspension bridge on an Ontario highway.

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43.82755,-79.19967

http://www.flickr.com/photos/suspensionstayed/2086435698/

Beechwood Drive Bridge

Beechwood Drive Over Humber River

Toronto
Ontario
Canada

Metal lattice truss, pony with riveted connections

This bridge serves pedestrians only today. A road leads up to the trail from the Southeast. This bridge is an exceedingly rare example of a pony lattice truss bridge. Bridges such as these are usually confined to other parts of the world like Europe, and were hardly ever built in North America.

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43.69538,-79.35990

http://cityinthetrees.blogspot.com/2010/09/summer-of-bridges.html

Lone Primate,CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 , http://www.flickr.com/photos/loneprimate/4756970883/

Major Mackenzie Drive Bridge

Old Major Mackenzie Drive (Humber Bridge Trail) Over Humber River

Ontario
Canada

Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

This bridge no longer serves vehicular traffic, but is part of a non-motorized pathway.

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43.83015,-79.62863

Walksoftly, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/27405868

Glasgow Road Bridge

Glasgow Road Over Humber River

Bolton
Ontario
Canada

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

This appears to be the newer of the two Bolton truss bridges, based on how massive the members are.

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43.87912,-79.74888

Sneath Bridge

Sneath Road Over Humber River

Bolton
Ontario
Canada

Metal Warren Truss, Pony With Riveted Connections

This small pony truss was designated a heritage structure by the Town of Caledon following the federal government designation of the Humber River as a Canadian Heritage River. Now, the bridge is at risk for demolition and replacement following its closure to traffic.

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43.88538,-79.72200

http://www.caledonliving.com/?p=185

McEwen Bridge

Kirby Road Over Humber River

Ontario
Canada

Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

This is a medium size bowstring arch. The bridge is open to pedestrians in a nature preserve.

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43.86043,-79.66636

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/15482820

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Gorewood Drive Bridge

Gorewood Drive (Abandoned Section) Over Humber River

Ontario
Canada

Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

This bridge is a large span example of its type in Ontario and so it has overhead bracing. Because the bridge is skewed, the arrangement of the bracing on this bridge has a very unusual appearance. The bridge is open to pedestrians in a nature preserve.

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43.74878,-79.65527

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Middle Road Bridge

Sherway Drive (Middle Road) Over Etobicoke Creek

Mississauga
Ontario
Canada

1909
Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch" with Diagonal Members (Concrete Truss)

There has been debate over whether this should be called a concrete truss or bowstring arch with diagonals (like a spandrel braced arch). Either way, this is the only example of its kind known in Canada, and one of only two of this design in North America. If considered a bowstring/rainbow arch, it was built in the same year as the first known example in the United States. This is one of the most historically significant bridges in Canada.

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43.60715,-79.56453

http://www.historicplaces.ca/en/rep-reg/place-lieu.aspx?id=3026

Lone Primate,CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 , http://www.flickr.com/photos/loneprimate/84660470/

Credit River Railway Bridge

Railway Over Credit River

Ontario
Canada

Metal polygonal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

This deck truss with plate girder approach spans sits on massive piers that allow this truss to clear the river valley.

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43.80129,-79.99495

Creditview Road Bridge

Creditview Road Over Credit River

Brampton
Ontario
Canada

Metal polygonal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

This is an extremely rare example of a heritage concrete bowstring bridge in Ontario that has been rehabilitated and preserved.

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43.64291,-79.77040

Sean Marshall, CC BY-NC 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/7119320@N05/4313488316/

Churchville Road Bridge

Churchville Road Over Credit River

Brampton
Ontario
Canada

Metal polygonal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

This small pony truss bridge appears to be unaltered and in decent condition.

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43.63288,-79.75883

Sean Marshall, CC BY-NC 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/7119320@N05/4312752357/

Old Derry Road Bridge

Old Derry Road Over Credit River

Mississauga
Ontario
Canada

Metal polygonal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

A pleasant suprise in Ontario, this attractive heritage bridge appears to have been restored with a fresh coat of green paint.

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43.62216,-79.73324

Sean Marshall, CC BY-NC 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/7119320@N05/4307738025/

Credit River Private Bridge

Private Drive Over Credit River

Mississauga
Ontario
Canada

Metal Truss

Little is known about this bridge.

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43.60893,-79.72419

Credit River Railway Bridge

Railway Over Credit River

Mississauga
Ontario
Canada

Metal Warren truss, deck with riveted connections

This is a rail truss bridge with massive members.

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43.57614,-79.69836

http://www.flickr.com/photos/39204109@N03/3614329329/

Barbertown Road Bridge

Barbertown Road Over Credit River

Mississauga
Ontario
Canada

1890
Metal Pratt truss, through with pinned connections.

This rare pin-connected truss structure has had its deck surface narrowed and it serves non-motorized traffic.

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43.57442,-79.69390

Sean Marshall, CC BY-NC 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/7119320@N05/4490725639/in/set-72157621208696016/

Royal Windsor Drive Bridge

Railway Over Royal Windsor Drive

Ontario
Canada

1952
Concrete Rigid-Frame

This bridge stands out with its excellent historic integrity with no alterations. It also is an unusual to see this design bridge complete with Ontario standard railings carrying a railway rather than a highway.

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43.47746,-79.66645

16 Mile Creek Railway Bridge

Railway Over 16 Mile Creek

Oakville
Ontario
Canada

Metal Warren truss, deck, with riveted connections

This bridge has very shallow trusses and sits on massive stone piers, creating an unusual appearance.

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43.45072,-79.68676

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/3713892

Bronte Creek Railway Bridge

Railway (Canadian National) Over Bronte Creek

Ontario
Canada

Metal girder, deck

A traditional example of a high level railway bridge.

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43.41852,-79.81052

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/38662765

Jason Fowler, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/12774122@N04/3569275992/sizes/z/in/photostream/

Websters Falls Bridge

Pedestrian Walkway Over Spencer Creek

Ontario
Canada

Stone arch, deck.

This bridge is a late but attractive example of a stone arch bridge that contributes positively to the park setting which provides viewing access to a waterfall. Another waterfall as well as an unknown footbridge is a short distance away on Logies Creek.

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43.27639,-79.98141

http://www.flickr.com/photos/wheelbarrowimaging/5031790948/

tonydude919, CC BY-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/98777704@N00/485874880/

T.B. McQuesten High Level Bridge

York Boulevard Over Desjardins Canal

Hamilton
Ontario
Canada

Metal cantilever truss, deck with riveted connections

This bridge is a beautiful example of a cantilever deck truss bridge.

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43.27955,-79.89095

Nhl4hamilton, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:HamiltonWaterfrontTrailStairway.JPG

KH-403 Desjardins Canal Bridge

KH-403 Northbound Over Desjardins Canal

Hamilton
Ontario
Canada

Concrete arch, closed spandrel deck.

This bridge is an ribbed arch bridge. As an expressway bridge its deck has been completely replaced, but the arches below retain historic integrity.

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43.27956,-79.89206

Derek Purdy, CC BY-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/dpurdy/3428975940/

Burlington Canal Lift Bridge

Eastport Drive Over Burlington Canal

Burlington
Ontario
Canada

1962
Metal polygonal Warren truss, through with riveted connections, Vertical Lift

This bridge is a late example of an uncommon structure type.

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43.29905,-79.79533

http://www.tpsgc-pwgsc.gc.ca/ontario/burlington-eng.html

Nhl4hamilton, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Burlington_Canal_Lift_Bridge_A.JPG

Burlington Bay James N. Allan Skyway

QEW Over Burlington Canal

Burlington
Ontario
Canada

1958
Metal suspended-deck cantilever truss, through with riveted connections

This landmark bridge is an example of a rare design where the bridge looks like an arch bridge, but because the structure is continuous it functions as a truss.

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43.29824,-79.79688

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burlington_Bay_James_N._Allan_Skyway

Poke958, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Burlington_Bay_James_N._Allan_Skyway_2004.jpg

King Street Bridge

King Street (CR-81) Over 20 Mile Creek

Jordan
Ontario
Canada

Concrete arch, closed spandrel deck.

This concrete arch bridge retains Ontario standard ornamental railings.

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43.14201,-79.37370

Chippawa Creek Railway Bridge

Railway Over Chippawa Creek

Ontario
Canada

Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections, Swing

This is an impressive rail swing bridge. It is located on the northern border of a park.

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43.04614,-79.12014

http://www.flickr.com/photos/tarafillion/304002529/

Sideroad 12 Bridge

Sideroad 12

Ontario
Canada

Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

A small concrete bowstring bridge is one of a rapidly disappearing bridge type in Ontario.

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43.63811,-80.65797

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/5242932

Conestogo River Bridge #2

Wellington Road 109 (Old KH-9) Over Conestogo River

Arthur
Ontario
Canada

1931
Concrete Arch, Deck

This concrete arch bridge retains its original railings.

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43.82945,-80.52313

http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy9photos2.htm

Conestogo River Bridge #4

Wellington Road 109 (Old KH-9) Over Conestogo River

Arthur
Ontario
Canada

1931
Concrete Rigid-Frame

One of three examples on this section of road of a rigid-frame bridge using the 1920s style balustrade railing design. All three bridges are among the last examples in Ontario of rigid frame bridges from this era with historic integrity.

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43.83493,-80.49698

http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy9photos2.htm

Conestogo River Bridge #3

Wellington Road 109 (Old KH-9) Over Conestogo River

Arthur
Ontario
Canada

1931
Concrete Rigid-Frame

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43.83219,-80.50998

http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy9photos2.htm

Conestogo River Bridge #1

Wellington Road 109 (Old KH-9) Over Conestogo River

Arthur
Ontario
Canada

1931
Concrete Rigid-Frame

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43.82812,-80.52858

http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy9photos2.htm

Delhi Railroad Bridge

Railway (Canadian National) Over Big Creek

Delhi
Ontario
Canada

Metal Girder, Deck.

This is a small "high level"style rail bridge.

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42.84797,-80.50721

Tillsonburg CP Railroad Bridge

Railway (Canadian Pacific) Over Otter Creek

Tillsonburg
Ontario
Canada

Metal Girder, Deck.

This is the smaller of two rail bridges in Tillsonburg.

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42.86673,-80.71023

http://www.flickr.com/photos/evankirkland/2152880852/

Tillsonburg CN Railroad Bridge

Railway (Canadian National) Over Otter Creek

Tillsonburg
Ontario
Canada

Metal Pratt truss, deck and metal gider, deck approach spans.

This is an impressive high-level railway bridge.

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42.84534,-80.73154

Rowntree bridge

Pedestrian Walkway Over Humber River

Toronto
Ontario
Canada

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

This old bridge now carries non-motorized traffic.

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43.75185,-79.58074

Lone Primate, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 , http://www.flickr.com/photos/loneprimate/96046554/in/photostream/

Rouge River Railway Bridge

Railway Over Rouge River

Toronto
Ontario
Canada

Metal Pratt truss, deck with riveted connections

This bridge appears to be an extremely rare example of a fishbelly deck truss. The design was used where a new truss was replacing an old superstructure and reusing substructrue. This appears to be the case here since the abutments are old stone. The fishbelly design allows for a deeper stronger truss without changing the track elevation.

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43.79455,-79.11808

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/34949821

postbear, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/postbear/5165512560/

Irvine Street Bridge

Irvine Street Over Irvine River

Paris
Ontario
Canada

Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

One of several impressive examples of this bridge type reported in the area.

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43.70202,-80.44523

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mheine/4283123483/

1st Line Bridge

1st Line Over Irvine River

Ontario
Canada

Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

2006 Photo. May be demolished. Difficult to discern in aerial imagry. One of several impressive examples of this bridge type reported in the area.

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43.74344,-80.39394

http://www.flickr.com/photos/muckyporter/5272273487/in/set-72157625501940795/

Jones Baseline Road Bridge

Jones Baseline Road Over Irvine River

Ontario
Canada

Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

One of several impressive examples of this bridge type reported in the area.

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43.74738,-80.41915

http://www.flickr.com/photos/muckyporter/3289645450/in/set-72157625501940795/

Sideroad 5 Bridge

Sideroad 5 Over Saugeen River

Ontario
Canada

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

This small pony truss has some details that are unlike the average example of this type in Ontario.

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44.31165,-81.22938

http://www.flickr.com/photos/muckyporter/5279297000/in/set-72157625501940795/

Queen Street Bridge

Queen Street (CR-3) Over Teeswater River

Ontario
Canada

Concrete T-beam

This bridge is noteworthy for its varying use of a standard railing design and for its three span t-beam design.

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44.30677,-81.27306

13 Line Bridge

13 Line Over Grand River

Ontario
Canada

Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Ontario. It has tall A-frame portal bracing.

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43.86190,-80.27249

Jason Fowler, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/12774122@N04/3919783232/

12 Line Bridge

12 Line Over Grand River

Ontario
Canada

1923
Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

A noteworthy multi-span example of this important bridge type.

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43.85189,-80.28363

http://www.flickr.com/photos/muckyporter/2917202266/in/set-72157625501940795/

Jason Fowler, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/12774122@N04/3918999811/

Eden Mills Bridge

Exhibit Over Exhibit

Ontario
Canada

Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

Moved to the Wellington County Museum and Archives in 2004 to serve as an outdoor exhibit.

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43.69495,-80.40033

http://www.flickr.com/photos/muckyporter/5278755003/in/set-72157625501940795/

Hawkins Bay Road Bridge

Hawkins Bay Road Over Moira River

Ontario
Canada

Metal double-intersection Warren truss, through.

A traditional example of the Ontario variation of this truss configuration.

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44.53485,-77.33302

http://www.flickr.com/photos/muckyporter/5279084150

G.D.C. Morton Memorial Bridge

Bridge Street Over Moira River

Tweed
Ontario
Canada

1893
Metal Pratt truss, through with pinned connections.

This marvelous bridge is a rare two-span pin-connected truss bridge in Ontario.;

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44.48000,-77.31308

http://www.flickr.com/photos/muckyporter/5272880674/in/set-72157625501940795/

Riverview Bridge

7 Line Over Grand River

Ontario
Canada

1911
Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

NOTE: PHOTO 2006. MAY BE GONE. This bridge is an excellent example of a bridge built by a local Ontario fabricator, the Corbet Foundry and Machine Company of Owen Sound.

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44.09711,-80.37365

http://www.flickr.com/photos/muckyporter/5279085176/

Edison Drive Bridge

Edison Drive (Main Street) Over Otter Creek

Vienna
Ontario
Canada

Unknown

This is an unknown bridge but a limited vertical clearance ahead sign is visible from Street View suggesting it may be a through truss.

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42.68669,-80.79268

Dennis Road Bridge

Dennis Road (Abandoned) Over Otter Creek

Ontario
Canada

Unknown

This is an unknown bridge that appears to be abandoned.

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42.69873,-80.82927

Brouwers Line Bridge

Brouwers Line Over Catfish Creek

Ontario
Canada

Metal Double-Intersection Warren Truss. Through

One of several beautiful metal truss bridges in this area. There also is a tiny concrete bridge a ways west of this bridge on the same road.

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42.76183,-81.06235

http://www.flickr.com/photos/24910314@N05/3805629733/

St. Thomas Grand Trunk Railroad Bridge

Railway (Canadian Pacific) Over Kettle Creek

St. Thomas
Ontario
Canada

1900
Metal Pratt truss, deck with riveted connections, and metal girder, deck approach spans.

This is one of two high level viaducts in St. Thomas. This is the older one, and it also includes a metal truss main span, making this bridge the more significant of the two.

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42.78639,-81.19892

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/8048636

Elgin County Archives, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/elgincountyarchives/4326042744/

St. Thomas Michigan Central Railway Bridge

Railway Over Kettle Creek

St. Thomas
Ontario
Canada

1929
Metal Girder, Deck.

This bridge sits on enormous concrete piers, except for the unusual steel bent designed to span the road that passes under it. The bridge replaced a previous bridge and was built within its footprint, maintaining the railroad during construction.

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42.77819,-81.21323

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/8048568

Elgin County Archives, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/elgincountyarchives/4325306317/

Port Stanley Railway Bridge

Railway Over Kettle Creek

Port Stanley
Ontario
Canada

Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections

This bridge is a relatively short and massive membered truss bridge.

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42.67143,-81.21696

http://www.flickr.com/photos/work4bandwidth/123562223/

Port Stanley Bridge

Bridge Street Over Kettle Creek

Port Stanley
Ontario
Canada

Metal girder, through

This bridge is a traditionally composed Ontario bascule bridge with good historic integrity. The bridge seems to be known locally as the "lift bridge" although this is a bascule bridge and not a vertical lift bridge.

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42.66533,-81.21386

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/2346394

Mill Street Bridge

Mill Street Over Nottawasaga River

Angus
Ontario
Canada

Metal Modified Parker Pony Truss, With Bolted Connections

This bridge is a late truss and it has a very strange truss design.

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44.33465,-79.87108

Concession Road 2 Bridge

Concession Road 2 Over Mad River

Ontario
Canada

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Ontario.

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44.35570,-79.89366

McKinnon Road Bridge

McKinnon Road (Richardson Road) Over Nottawasaga River

Ontario
Canada

Metal Double-Intersection Warren Truss. Through with riveted connections.

A long walk northward along abandoned roadway in what appears to be a public nature preserve will eventually reveal this treasure. For a road that looks like it has not been used for decades, this bridge still has good paint coverage. The date and engineers are posted on the "concrete north curb" according to visitors.

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44.37752,-79.88477

http://www.flickr.com/photos/loneprimate/sets/72157622212320735/with/3908525338/
http://minesingwetlands.ca/media/mapex1.jpg

Supplemental Data
Original size version of the photo, plus additional photos by the same photographer.

Lone Primate,CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 , http://www.flickr.com/photos/loneprimate/sets/72157622212320735/with/3908525338/

Anne Street KH-400 Overpass

Anne Street Over KH-400

Barrie
Ontario
Canada

Concrete Rigid-Frame, 2 Span Example

This bridge has been identified as one of a decreasing number of expressway rigid-frames from the mid-20th Century that retains original railings. These bridges are being altered and/or replaced at a rapid rate across the province.

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44.38575,-79.70803

Dunlop Street KH-400 Overpass

Dunlop Street Over KH-400

Barrie
Ontario
Canada

Metal Rigid-Frame

This bridge has lost its original railings, but is a rare steel rigid-frame. Most rigid-frames are concrete in Ontario.

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44.38007,-79.71105

4 Line KH-400 Overpass

4 Line Over KH-400

Ontario
Canada

Concrete Rigid-Frame, With Decorative Emblems

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44.23693,-79.66676

CR-89 KH-400 Overpass

CR-89 Over KH-400

Ontario
Canada

1949
Concrete Rigid-Frame

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44.20031,-79.65485

Concession Road 11 KH-400 Overpass

Concession Road 11 Over KH-400

Ontario
Canada

Concrete Rigid-Frame, With Decorative Emblems

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44.14883,-79.64238

Concession Road 5 KH-400 Overpass

Concession Road 5 Over KH-400

Ontario
Canada

1950
Concrete Rigid-Frame, With Decorative Emblems

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44.07464,-79.62453

http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy400photos5.htm

King-Vaughan Road KH-400 Overpass

King-Vaughan Road Over KH-400

Ontario
Canada

1961
Concrete Rigid-Frame

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43.90228,-79.56179

Watson Road KH-401 Overpass

Watson Road (Concession 10) Over KH-401

Ontario
Canada

Concrete Rigid-Frame, 2 Span Example

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43.46818,-80.07505

Nassagaweya Line KH-401 Overpass

Nassagaweya Line (1st Line) Over KH-401

Ontario
Canada

Concrete Rigid-Frame, 2 Span Example

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43.47802,-80.01995

Trafalgar Road / KH-401 Overpass

Trafalgar Road (CR-3) Over KH-401

Ontario
Canada

Concrete Rigid-Frame, 2 Span Example

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43.57107,-79.82944

Glanworth Road KH-401 Overpass

Glanworth Road Over KH-401

Ontario
Canada

Concrete Rigid-Frame, Skewed Example

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42.85766,-81.27188

KH-401 / KH-3 Overpass

KH-3 Over KH-401

Windsor
Ontario
Canada

Concrete Rigid-Frame

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42.24694,-82.97941

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/24881767

Dougall Parkway Concession Road 6 Overpass

Concession Road 6 Over Dougall Parkway

Windsor
Ontario
Canada

Concrete Rigid-Frame

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42.24694,-82.97941

Huron Street Bridge

Huron Street (CR-8) Over Avon River

Stratford
Ontario
Canada

1885
Stone arch, deck.

This rare stone arch bridge fits well within the historical and cultural atmosphere of Stratford.

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43.37225,-80.98486

http://www.flickr.com/photos/aviewfromhere/2070700048/

35 Line Bridge

35 Line (Old KH-8) Over Whirl Creek

Ontario
Canada

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

This bridge is a former Kings Highway Alignment bridge.

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43.44448,-81.13648

http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy8photos2.htm

Willow Grove Bridge

164 Road (CR-23)

Ontario
Canada

Concrete Rigid-Frame

This bridge is a rare example of a concrete bridge in Ontario using the 1920s style railing.

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43.51476,-81.15837

Sanctuary Line Bridge

Sanctuary Line Over Maitland River

Ontario
Canada

Metal Pratt truss, through with pinned connections.

This bridge is abandoned at the end of a now-dead-end road.

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43.61416,-81.46126

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/34569085

London Road Bridge

London Road (CR-4) Over Maitland River

Londesborough
Ontario
Canada

1933
Concrete arch, open spandrel deck.

This bridge has lost its ornate railings, but remains a beautiful example of the open spandrel arch.

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43.69328,-81.48424

http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy4photos2.htm

Victoria Park Bridge

Pedestrian Walkway Over Victoria Park Lake

Kitchener
Ontario
Canada

1896
Metal cantilever truss, through with pinned connections

This bridge represents one of the similest expressions of a cantilever truss bridge possible. Its remarkable and unique design, pre-1900 construction, high level of historic integrity, and beauty all make this one of the most significant metal bridges in Ontario.

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43.44650,-80.49972

http://www.flickr.com/photos/bill_bly_ca/5111487987/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/26156338@N07/3894114618/
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/38009113

Sean Marshall, CC BY-NC 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/7119320@N05/4918211876/

Station Street Bridge

Station Street Over Credit River

Hillsburgh
Ontario
Canada

Concrete Unknown

This old concrete bridge has beautiful balustrade railings.

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43.78674,-80.14220

Dundas Street Bridge

Dundas Street (8 Line) Over Credit River

Ontario
Canada

Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

This is a tiny rainbow arch bridge with good historic integrity.

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43.77159,-80.09034

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/9611558

Cleaver Road Bridge

Cleaver Road Over Whitemans Creek

Ontario
Canada

Concrete arch, closed spandrel deck.

This appears to be a beautiful concrete arch bridge with original railings. In Apps Mill Park.

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43.12600,-80.38359

http://www.flickr.com/photos/ehpoint/5147717454/

Private Drive Bridge

Private Drive Over Thames River

Ontario
Canada

Metal pony truss

Little is known about this bridge. It appears to serve a driveway.

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43.26976,-80.75430

Zorra Line Bridge

Zorra Line Over Thames River

Beachville
Ontario
Canada

Metal pony truss

Little is known about this bridge.

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43.09254,-80.83305

Thames River Railway Bridge

Railway Over Thames River

Ontario
Canada

Metal pony truss

Little is known about this bridge.

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43.07806,-80.84308

Mooresville Drive Bridge

Mooresville Drive Over Ausable River

Ontario
Canada

Metal through truss

Little is known about this bridge.

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43.22711,-81.52326

Corner Drive Bridge

Corner Drive Over Ausable River

Ontario
Canada

Metal through truss

Little is known about this bridge.

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43.16523,-81.52687

Nairn Bridge

Queen Street Over Ausable River

Ontario
Canada

Unknown

Little is known about this bridge except it was closed to traffic. May be replaced.

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43.11242,-81.56404

New Ontario Road Bridge

New Ontario Road Over Ausable River

Ontario
Canada

Metal through truss.

Little is known about this bridge.

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43.13193,-81.55211

Union Street Bridge

Union Street (CR-5) Over Lynn River (Silver Lake)

Port Dover
Ontario
Canada

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

This bridge is bypassed, abandoned, and fenced off.

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42.79087,-80.20027

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/40735874

Colborne Street Bridge

Colborne Street (CR-2) Over Fairchild Creek

Ontario
Canada

Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

This bridge appears to be an extremely rare example of a rehabilitated rainbow arch in Ontario. It functions as part of a one-way couplet of bridges.

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43.15414,-80.16484

Murray Street Railway Overpass

Railway Over Murray Street

Brantford
Ontario
Canada

Stone arch, deck.

This bridge appears to retain excellent historic integrity and is an uncommon example of a stone arch overpass.

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43.14729,-80.25314

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/13929645

Murray Street Bridge

Murray Street Over Mohawk Canal

Brantford
Ontario
Canada

1921
Concrete arch, closed spandrel deck.

This concrete arch bridge retains its original balustrade railings.

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43.13190,-80.25126

Lorne Bridge

Colborne Street (CR-53) Over Grand River

Brantford
Ontario
Canada

1924
Concrete arch, open spandrel deck.

This concrete deck arch has had its deck and railings replaced, but otherwise remains an impressive example of its type.

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43.13737,-80.27000

http://www.flickr.com/photos/astrozam/878818333/

Jason Fowler, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/12774122@N04/2792091123/

Brantford Railway Bridge

Railway Over Grand River

Brantford
Ontario
Canada

Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections

This two span truss bridge has been converted for non-motorized use.

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43.13630,-80.26891

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/29968819

Jason Fowler, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/12774122@N04/2792944002/

Paris Railway Bridge

Railway Over Grand River

Paris
Ontario
Canada

Metal Warren truss, deck, with riveted connections.

This is an impressive high-level railway bridge that continues to carry rail traffic.

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43.19793,-80.38239

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/12044876

Grand River Street Bridge

Grand River Street Over Nith River

Paris
Ontario
Canada

1932
Concrete arch, open spandrel deck.

This concrete arch bridge retains its original railings.

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43.19217,-80.38297

Norwich Street Bridge

Norwich Street (Pedestrian Walkway) Over Speed River

Guelph
Ontario
Canada

1882
Metal Pratt truss, pony with pinned connections

This bridge is one of the most historically significant metal truss bridges in Ontario. Built by a provincial builder, this early metal truss bridge displays non-standard details that document the development of the metal truss bridge.

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43.55027,-80.25263

http://www.flickr.com/photos/phocoena/1423158091/

Heffernan Street Bridge

Heffernan Street (Pedestrian Walkway) Over Speed River

Guelph
Ontario
Canada

1914
Concrete arch, open spandrel deck.

This is a rare pedestrian footbridge concrete arch bridge. It is a very graceful looking structure.

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43.54843,-80.24749

http://www.flickr.com/photos/vaneramos/127231504/

Tudor, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/tudor/266508892/

Allan's Bridge

Railway Over Speed River

Guelph
Ontario
Canada

Metal Girder, Deck.

This railway bridge reportedly sits on 1857 piers. Under the railway plate girder bridge is a short and interesting highway bridge that runs right between the piers.

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43.54731,-80.24338

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/24733528
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/24733542

Jason Swaby, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/jswaby/436380853/

Gow's Bridge

McCrae Street Over Speed River

Guelph
Ontario
Canada

1897
Stone arch, deck.

An extremely rare example of a stone arch bridge in Ontario.

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43.53684,-80.24604

Brian Ridgway, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/asap2/394087431/

Stone Road Bridge

Stone Road (Old Alignment) Over Eramosa River

Ontario
Canada

1916
Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

This bridge is a rare rainbow arch with overhead bracing and an extremely early example as well. It has been bypassed.

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43.54716,-80.19735

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/17730311

Jason Fowler, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/12774122@N04/5091195283/

Moorefield Bridge

Wellington Road 10 Over Creek

Moorefield
Ontario
Canada

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

This small pony truss carries two lanes of traffic.

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43.75763,-80.74855

Wellington Road 11 Bridge

Wellington Road 11 Over Mitchells Creek

Ontario
Canada

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

This small pony truss carries two lanes of traffic.

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43.83369,-80.60978

Wellington Street Bridge

Woolwich Street Over Conestogo River

Drayton
Ontario
Canada

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

This is an uncommon two-span example of a pony truss bridge.

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43.75741,-80.66950

Woolwich Street Bridge

Woolwich Street Over Irvine Creek

Elora
Ontario
Canada

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

A small pony truss adds beauty to its small town surroundings.

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43.69356,-80.44566

Township Road 12 Bridge West

TR-12 Over Nith River

Blandford-Blenheim Township
Ontario
Canada

Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections

One of several truss bridges on this road.

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43.29131,-80.61571

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/8069139

Township Road 12 Bridge Middle

TR-12 Over Nith River

Blandford-Blenheim Township
Ontario
Canada

Metal Camelback truss, through with riveted connections

One of several truss bridges on this road.

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43.30196,-80.54708

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/8069139

Township Road 12 Bridge East

TR-12 Over Nith River

Blandford-Blenheim Township
Ontario
Canada

Metal Camelback truss, through with riveted connections

One of several truss bridges on this road.

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43.31022,-80.49476

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/8069117

Township Road 2 Bridge

TR-2 Over Nith River

Blandford-Blenheim Township
Ontario
Canada

Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections

This bridge appears to be abandoned and missing an original deck with only a narrow metal grate deck for pedestrians. The road leading up to the bridge appears to still be accessible.

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43.18992,-80.45530

Jason Fowler, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/12774122@N04/4622312031/

Blenheim Road Bridge

Belheim Road Over Nith River

Blandford-Blenheim Township
Ontario
Canada

Metal Double-Intersection Warren Truss. Through

This bridge is an example of a bridge that was built in noteworthy numbers, but is an otherwise uncommon truss design.

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43.24184,-80.50788

Jason Fowler, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/12774122@N04/3667986847/

Bosworth Bridge

Wellington Road 7 (CR-7) Over Conestogo River

Ontario
Canada

1949
Metal polygonal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

This bridge is a fairly large pony truss span. It has a couple small members added, but otherwise has good historic integrity. Shows signs of rust in Street View.

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43.78315,-80.63694

Middlebrook Road Bridge

Middlebrook Road Over Carroll Creek

Ontario
Canada

Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

This bridge is one of a dwindling number of such bridges in Centre-Wellington Township. These bridges need to be considered for preservation because they are very rare on a provincial and nationwide scale.

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43.64729,-80.47249

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mheine/3553198830/

Metcalfe Street Bridge

Metcalfe Street Over Grand River

Elora
Ontario
Canada

Metal Camelback Truss, through with riveted connections.

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Ontario. It appears to be in good condition.

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43.68057,-80.42935

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/38608589

Aislander, CC BY-NC-ND 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/24537102

Gartshore Street Bridge

Gartshore Street (Scotland Street) Over Grand River

Fergus
Ontario
Canada

Metal Camelback Truss, through with riveted connections.

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Ontario. It appears to be in good condition.

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43.71122,-80.36918

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/13362309

Jordan Harbour Bridge

Railway Over Jordan Harbour

Ontario
Canada

Metal Warren truss, deck with riveted connections

This bridge a massive membered bridge and a rather large and long bridge for this area. The bridge serves active rail traffic including passenger trains. Stone piers from a former bridge survive next to this bridge.

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43.16529,-79.37081

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/37172197
http://www.flickr.com/photos/eppstein/560292111/
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/10911598

Seneca Bridge

Pedestrian Walkway Over Exhibit

Caledonia
Ontario
Canada

1912
Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

From http://www.electricscotland.com/canada/caledonia/caledonia_6.htm Contractor Melvin Runchey constructed the steel rod structure for $1,400 in 1913. The Hamilton Bridge Works was paid $1,000 for steel structure material, J.H. Creighton was paid almost $100 for providing planking and the Caledonia Milling Company $114.50 for cement and lumber. Contractor Runchey offered his services for $100 per month and was paid $200.

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43.06515,-79.93376

http://www.historicplaces.ca/en/rep-reg/place-lieu.aspx?id=11173

Hodgkins Road Bridge

Hodgkins Road Over 20 Mile Creek

Ontario
Canada

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

This bridge appears to be traditionally composed and on a little-used road.

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43.09127,-79.43459

Princess Elizabeth Bridge

Wellington Road 12 Over Conestogo River

Glen Alan
Ontario
Canada

1940
Metal Camelback Truss, through with riveted connections.

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Ontario. It appears to be in good condition.

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43.64573,-80.67801

Jason Fowler, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/12774122@N04/3735735512/

Glen Alan Bridge

Over Conestogo River

Glen Alan
Ontario
Canada

1915
Metal Camelback Truss, through with riveted connections.

This bridge appears to have been demolished, assuming this photo is showing this bridges abutments in the background.

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43.65443,-80.70170

Jason Fowler, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/12774122@N04/3734935957/

Elgin Street Bridge

Elgin Street (Abandoned Section)

Cambridge
Ontario
Canada

Concrete Unknown

From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a single span precast concrete bridge. It is near the north exit of Soper Park.

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43.36869,-80.30136

From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory

Blair Creek Bridge

Blair Road (Abandoned Alignment) Over Blair Creek

Cambridge
Ontario
Canada

Stone arch, deck.

From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a single span stone masonry arch.

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43.38555,-80.38973

From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory

Dundas Street Underpass

Dundas Street Over Pedestrian Walkway

Cambridge
Ontario
Canada

1920
Stone arch, deck.

From Waterloo Region Inventory: This culvert is a single span masonry arch structure. The arch is covered with approximately 800 mm of fill with a paved roadway surface. There is a concrete stiffener with steel handrails above the arch. Some of the mortar and stones are missing and need replacement. This culvert allows access into the north area of Soper Park.

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43.36426,-80.30341

From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory

St. Jacobs Viaduct

Railway Over Conestogo River

St. Jacobs
Ontario
Canada

Metal Pratt truss, deck with riveted connections

From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a two span structural steel railway viaduct. The wooden piers from an older viaduct are still in place. This viaduct can be viewed from the Grand River Walking Trail.

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43.54133,-80.55867

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/26497169

From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory

Grand River Viaduct

Railway (CPR) Over Grand River

Cambridge
Ontario
Canada

Metal Pratt truss, deck with riveted connections

From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a three span structural steel railway viaduct. The C.P.R. maintains this bridge.

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43.36766,-80.31989

http://www.flickr.com/photos/brilliantimages/5133098844/

From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory

Mennonite Bridge

Three Bridges Road Over Conestogo River

Ontario
Canada

1962
Concrete Slab

From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a 7 span concrete slab, low level bridge. There are no railings since this bridge is flooded every year. The Mennonite community provided the labour and built the bridge in 3 days. It is a hidden tourist attraction. Bridge "drawings" exist but are only rough sketches.

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43.53573,-80.57303

From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory

Deborah Glaister Line Bridge

Deborah Glaister Line (TR-3)

Ontario
Canada

1946
Concrete arch, closed spandrel deck.

From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a single span concrete arch bridge. This bridge is unique, although it is similar to the concrete earth-filled arch (Floradale Bridge and Schuett Bridge). Over the abutments the railings are made of concrete. Over the arch the railings are made of metal. The abutments of a previous bridge can be seen.

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43.51581,-80.84371

From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory

Manser Road Bridge

Manser Road (CR-5, TR-14)

Ontario
Canada

1935
Concrete Rigid-Frame

From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a single lane rigid frame bridge. It is almost identical to Bridge #5. It was built during the depression with relief labour as a public works project. The engravings on the bridge provide more detail.

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43.60693,-80.70836

From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory

Chalmers-Forrest Road Bridge

Chalmers-Forrest Road (TR-18)

Ontario
Canada

1934
Concrete Rigid-Frame

From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a single lane rigid frame bridge. It is almost identical to Bridge #11. It was built during the depression with relief labour as a public works project. The engravings on the bridge provide more detail.

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43.52234,-80.82637

From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory

Main Street Bridge

Main Street Over Grand River

Cambridge
Ontario
Canada

1931
Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a two-span concrete bowstring arch bridge with a concrete deck and concrete wearing surface. It has concrete balustrade handrails and sidewalks which are in good condition. It crosses the Grand River in the heart of old Galt. Bowstring symbols are used throughout the downtown to indicate historic tourist attractions. These include but are not limited to: City Hall, City Archives and the Market Square. This bridge has been a designated structure since 1982.

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43.35895,-80.31605

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/47062110

From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory

Chambers Bridge

Weisenburg Road (TR-60) Over Grand River

Ontario
Canada

1930
Metal Camelback truss, through with pinned connections

From Waterloo Region Inventory: The MTO had drawings of the west abutment and have given copies to the Municipality for evaluation. A 1925 design drawing for a replacement superstructure indicated using the existing east abutment and pier. The west abutment was constructed around 1946, and the truss was likely moved slightly at this time, making the middle pier superfluous. The deck of the bridge was deemed unsafe by Woolwich Township, even for pedestrians.

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43.63045,-80.47651

From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory

Weisenburg Road Bridge

Weisenburg Road (TR-60) Over Cox Creek

Ontario
Canada

1930
Concrete Girder, Through

This bridge is a rare concrete through girder. From Waterloo Region Inventory: This bridge is half subsidized by the Township of Woolwich and the other half by the Township of Pilkington (now Centre Wellington). The area is surrounded by poor soil conditions as noted from the 1964 design drawings for a replacement structure, which was not constructed.

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43.59418,-80.42528

From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory

Schneider Creek Bridges

Doon Village Road (CR-69) Over Schneider Creek Bridge

Kitchener
Ontario
Canada

1929
Concrete arch, closed spandrel deck.

These are two bridges located 100 meters apart from each other on the same road and crossing the same creek. On Waterloo Region List.

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43.38858,-80.42437

From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory

Conestogo Bridge

Glasgow Street Over Conestogo River

Ontario
Canada

1886
Metal Pratt truss, through with pinned connections

This is one of the oldest and most significant bridges in Ontario. It has national significance, and includes innovative and distinctive details from the period of experimantation in truss bridge design. Based on the inventory, it has been altered somewhat. From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a two span through truss bridge, made by the Hamilton Bridge and Tool Co. in 1886. The trusses were welded and steel cables form the boundary walls. The worn surface is made of transverse laminated timber.

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43.53878,-80.50519

http://www.flickr.com/photos/39050117@N07/4727122719/in/photostream/

From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory

Dundas Street Bridge

Dundas Street Over Mill Creek

Cambridge
Ontario
Canada

1837
Stone Arch, Deck.

From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a single span stone masonry arch bridge crossing Mill Creek in Soper Park. The original structure was built in 1837, making it the oldest bridge in the Region. The keystone is no longer visible, and many of the stone blocks have been trimmed and the arch is lined with modern concrete. A wooden beam reinforced and bolted with a steel cover provides additional support for the bridge. In 2004, the existing concrete will be replaced, replicating the original arch structure.

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43.36460,-80.30393

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Klein's Bridge

Pine Creek Road (TR-64A) Over 1920

Ontario
Canada

Concrete Rigid-Frame

This bridge is the earliest documented rigid-frame in the region. From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a single span rigid frame bridge. This bridge represents the next step in bridge technology. The abutments and the deck are one unit cast in place. This design can only be used with small bridges. There are no barrier walls.

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43.54943,-80.37499

From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory

Blackbridge Road Bridge

Blackbridge Road Over Speed River

Cambridge
Ontario
Canada

1916
Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections.

From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a single lane Pratt truss bridge. Blackbridge Road is an old gravel road. The bridge crosses the Speed River at the north end of Cambridge. The bridge is located at the bottom of a gully. The approach is considerably steep to the east.

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43.45093,-80.29830

From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory

Winterbourne Bridge

Peel Street Over Grand River

Ontario
Canada

1913
Metal Camelback truss, through with pinned connections.

This rare multi-span pin-connected Camelback truss bridge is one of the rarest and most significant bridges in SW Ontario due to its rare design. From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a two span steel through truss bridge. The deck consists of transverse laminated wood. It is growing old and several repairs are needed. There is a 20km/hr speed limit. Light steel pipes act as barrier rails.

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43.55957,-80.47665

From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory

Piper Street Private Bridge

Private Road Over Nith River

Ontario
Canada

Metal Pratt truss, through with pinned connections.

From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a single lane, riveted through truss bridge. It is no longer maintained by the North Dumfries Township, but by a private land owner. The owner has replaced the old deck with 2x8 wooden planks within the past year, and there is ongoing interest by the GRCA that the crumbling abutments be repaired. This bridge was referred to as the Slabtown Bridge.

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43.27655,-80.47229

From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory

Schuett Bridge

TR-54 (Maryhill Road) Over Cox Creek

Ontario
Canada

1913
Concrete Arch, Deck

From Waterloo Region Inventory: This is a single span cast in place concrete, earth filled arch, with hinged abutments. The superstructure is failing and the concrete railings are warping.

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43.57122,-80.44280

From Waterloo Region Heritage Bridge Inventory

Grand River Railway Bridge

Railway Over Grand River

Ontario
Canada

Metal Truss, Deck

This bridge has piers which share two different truss structures.

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42.97154,-79.87974

Jason Fowler, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/12774122@N04/sets/72157624019455555/with/4642795007/

Creek Road Bridge

Creek Road (CR-45) Over Oswego Creek

Ontario
Canada

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

This bridge appears to have good historic integrity.

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42.98504,-79.55446

Central Avenue Bridge

Central Avenue (CR-124) Over Railway

Fort Erie
Ontario
Canada

Metal Parker truss, through with riveted connections and Matal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections approach span.

With excellent historic integrity, this is a bridge noteworthy for having both a pony and through truss span.

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42.92755,-78.91882

Bowen Road Bridge

Bowen Road (CR-21) Over Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW)

Ontario
Canada

1941
Concrete rigid-frame

This is one of the most historically significant bridges remaining on the QEW. It is threatened with demolition.

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42.93351,-78.98349

http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/QEWphotos12.htm

Palmerston Pedestrian Bridge

Pedestrian Walkway Over Railroad Yard

Palmerston
Ontario
Canada

1912
Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections

One of the last things the casual visitor might expect to find in a city of this size, this is an extremely long 700 foot pedestrian truss bridge that was constructed to provide pedestrians the ability to cross a railroad yard. The bridge is today a preserved historic landmark. It is an extremely rare example of its kind in Ontario.

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43.83170,-80.84757

http://www.palmerstonrailwaymuseum.com/history-of-/-the-pedestrian-bridge

Supplemental Data
Original size version of the photo, plus additional photos by the same photographer.

Sean Marshall, CC BY-NC 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/7119320@N05/tags/palmerston/

Highway Bridge

Highway Over Water

Indonesia

Metal Truss, pony

Despite a questionable deck, this bridge remains open to traffic.

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-8.769120,121.673509

Norrel, CC BY-ND 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/4964891

Harriston Road Bridge

Harriston Road (CR-87) Over Maitland River

Ontario
Canada

Metal Rigid Frame

This bridge is an extremely rare example of its type.

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43.86869,-81.15978

http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy87photos.htm

Wingham Railway Bridge

Railroad (Rail-Trail) Over Maitland River

Wingham
Ontario
Canada

Metal truss, deck.

This former railroad bridge is now a trail.

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43.89233,-81.31198

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/26395696
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/33171762

Water Street Bridge

Water Street Over Maitland River

Wingham
Ontario
Canada

Concrete Slab

This bridge has arched spans and is an unusual design in Ontario.

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43.89283,-81.31064

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/26357719
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/26356531

CR-89 Bridge

CR-89 Over South Saugeen River

Ontario
Canada

Metal Polygonal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections.

This bridge was significantly altered by the removal of v-lacing on diagonals at center of bridge and addition and misc. replacement of other members.

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43.97256,-80.78925

http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy89photos.htm

Mill Street Bridge

Mill Street Over South Saugeen River

Mt. Forest
Ontario
Canada

Unknown

An unknown bridge that appears to be abandoned is here. Could it be the bridge seen in the link?

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43.96881,-80.74243

http://www.trekearth.com/gallery/photo257123.htm

Main Street Bridge

Main Street (CR-6) Over South Saugeen River

Mt. Forest
Ontario
Canada

Metal truss, deck

This bridge has traditional Ontario railings.

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43.97589,-80.72840

http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy6photos5.htm

Sideroad 6 Bridge

Sideroad 6 Over South Saugeen River

Ontario
Canada

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Ontario.

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44.00010,-80.69218

Concession Road 14 Bridge

Concession Road 14 Over Beatty Saugeen River

Ontario
Canada

Metal Warren Truss, pony with riveted connections

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Ontario.

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44.09445,-80.86311

Chris Luckhardt, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/motionblur/3307787587/

Laurier Line Bridge

Laurier Line Over 18 Mile Creek

Ontario
Canada

Concrete Unknown

This unusual bridge requires a field visit to determine its significance and type. May be closed to traffic and/or demolished.

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44.02276,-81.70727

South Pine River Private Bridge

Private Drive Over South Pine River

Ontario
Canada

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

A very lightweight example of its kind, this bridge was bought from the highway department and relocated to this site by private owners, where it now serves a driveway.

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44.08470,-81.66347

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/19838799
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/19838835

Orchardville Side Road Bridge

Orchardville Side Road Over Beatty Saugeen River

Ontario
Canada

Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

Old alignment. Picnic site near bridge.

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44.06571,-80.79444

http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy6photos6.htm

Concession Road 18 Bridge

Concession Road 18 Over Beatty Saugeen River

Ontario
Canada

Metal truss, pony

Located near to a rainbow arch.

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44.12195,-80.94654

CR-3 Bridge

CR-3 Over Beatty Saugeen River

Ontario
Canada

Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

A beautiful, unaltered example of this type. One lane bridge on two lane paved road. KEY BRIDGE.

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44.11732,-80.94388

Bridge Street Bridge

Bridge Street Over Teeswater River

Ontario
Canada

Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections

A relatively long span example of this type.

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44.09360,-81.33668

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/6828791

Old Bridge Road Bridge

Old Bridge Road Over Saugeen River

Near Hanover
Ontario
Canada

Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections, two spans.

Closed to traffic.

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44.16058,-80.95003

Saugeen Cedars Bridge

Campground Road Over Saugeen River

Near Hanover
Ontario
Canada

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections, two spans.

This bridge is located within Saugeen Cedars Family Campground.

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44.16177,-80.96156

http://www.saugeencedars.ca/index.php?p=Photos

Loyettes Bridge

Highway Over Rhone

Loyettes
Rhone-Alpes
France

Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

This bridge has extremely tall arches for a rainbow arch bridge with no overhead bracing.

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45.77208,5.20580

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/20864907

Fleurville Canal Bridge

Highway Over Canal de Pont de Vaux

Fleurville
Rhone-Alpes
France

Metal girder, through

This bridge is an outstanding single-span example of a through plate girder with a curved top chord.

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46.44715,4.89892

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/26318940

Pont Fleurville

D15 Over Saone

Fleurville
Rhone-Alpes
France

Metal bowstring truss, through.

This bridge is an attractive, multi-span example of a riveted through bowstring.

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46.44786,4.89581

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Pont de Frans

Route de Frans (D504) Over Saone

Jassans-Riottier
Rhone-Alpes
France

Metal cantilever truss, through with riveted connections

This bridge is a beautiful example of a cantilever truss.

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45.98451,4.74995

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/32083643

Pont de Couzon

Rue Claudius Moiroux Over Saone

Couzon-Au-Mont d'Or
Rhone-Alpes
France

Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in France.

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45.84500,4.83377

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Collonges Railway Bridge

Railway Bridge Over Saone

Rhone-Alpes
France

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

This bridge is a traditionally composed example of its type.

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45.81424,4.84765

Pont de Neuville

Highway Over Saone

Neuville-sur-Saone
Rhone-Alpes
France

1934
Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in France. One span was destroyed in World War II and was rebuilt in kind.

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45.87681,4.83680

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Fr.Latreille, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Neuville-pont31.jpg

Pont de l'lle Barbe

Highway Over Saone

Lyon
Rhone-Alpes
France

1827
Cable suspension bridge with girder stiffening.

This is the oldest bridge in Lyon and is interesting because its single tower sits on the tip of a small island, and the cables extend outward from this central tower to provide access on either side of the island.

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45.79712,4.83102

http://www.flickr.com/photos/krys/3836706799/

Basilio, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fichier:Pont-S01-Ile-Barbe-RG-06.JPG

Pont Masaryk

Rue Masaryk Over Saone

Lyon
Rhone-Alpes
France

1831
Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.

This ancient bridge serves pedestrians and consists of a large arched central tower with two very short towers at each end.

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45.77832,4.80928

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Basilio, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fichier:Pont-S03-Masaryk-04.JPG

Passerelle Saint-Vincent

Pedestrian Walkway Over Saone

Lyon
Rhone-Alpes
France

1832
Suspension bridge

This bridge has a very interesting and unusual stiffening truss that includes decorative vertical members.

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45.76754,4.82791

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/16856308

Passerelle Paul Couturier

Pedestrian Walkway Over Saone

Lyon
Rhone-Alpes
France

1853
Cable suspension bridge

Originally called Passerelle St. Georges. Most of this bridge was destroyed in World War II, but it was reportedly rebuilt in kind. The metal portion of the towers may not be a perfect replica, as they are unusual and look rather modern.

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45.75710,4.82624

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Basilio, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fichier:Pont-S12-Plle-PCouturier-06.JPG

Passerelle du College

Pedestrian Walkway Over Rhone

Lyon
Rhone-Alpes
France

1844
Cable suspension bridge with girder stiffening.

This suspension footbridge has nicely decorated and designed towers and has a lattice girder stiffening. It was damaged in World War II but rebuilt in kind.

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45.76556,4.83965

Basilio, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fichier:Pont-R07-Passer-05.JPG

Pont Lafayette

Cours Lafayette Over Rhone

Lyon
Rhone-Alpes
France

1890
Metal arch, deck.

This bridge is structurally a traditionally composed riveted deck arch bridge. It however is made ornate and beatiful by the addition of a substantial quantity of decorative castings on the arch, as well as the ornate cast railing. The piers are extremely ornate with full size statues inset into them. The central span was destroyed in World War II, but rebuilt in kind.

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45.76354,4.83967

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/28028798

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Pont de l'Universite

Rue de l'Universite Over Rhone

Lyon
Rhone-Alpes
France

1903
Metal arch, deck.

This stunning bridge is a truly beautiful structure. Its graceful riveted arches include a lattice on the arch rib, which is enhanced with decorative castings place on each lattice intersection. The hangers also have decorative castings. The railings for the bridge are equally ornate. The bridge also features handsome stone piers that are architectually developed as well.

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45.75257,4.83530

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Viaduc de Perrache

Railway Over Rhone

Lyon
Rhone-Alpes
France

1856
Metal arch, deck.

This bridge was originally a classic example of a cast iron deck arch. Some of the cast iron arches remain and are visible from one side, but on the other side one finds the bridge was widened with riveted steel arches of similar shape. The cast iron dates to 1856. Widening occured in 1926. Some parts of the bridge were damaged in World War II, but not destroyed.

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45.74649,4.83074

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Basilio, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fichier:Pont-R13-Viaduct-SNCF-01.JPG

Lyon Saone Railway Bridge

Railway Over Saone

Lyon
Rhone-Alpes
France

Metal cantilever truss, deck with riveted connections

This bridge is a shallow truss for its type. The cantilevered deck truss design was more common on large river valleys, particularly was popular in the 20th Century in the United States. The bridge's cantilever brackets for the sidewalks are ornate, with a unique curled design that is an attractive detail.

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45.75062,4.82122

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L'Autoroute du Soleil Bridge

L'Autoroute du Soleil (E15, A7) Over Saone

Lyon
Rhone-Alpes
France

Metal cantilever truss, deck with riveted connections

This bridge is a shallow truss for its type. The cantilevered deck truss design was more common on large river valleys, particularly was popular in the 20th Century in the United States. This bridge is one of two bridges in Lyon of this design.

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45.73121,4.81582

Pont de la Mulatiere

Railway Over Saone

Lyon
Rhone-Alpes
France

1914
Metal cantilever truss, through with riveted connections

This magnificent bridge is an excellent, unaltered example of a cantilever truss. Of interest is the way all the diagonal members and the bottom chord angle toward the pier at the pier points. The bridge has a beautiful casting mounted on the side of the top chord at the top of the towers.

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45.73138,4.81551

http://en.structurae.de/structures/data/index.cfm?id=s0002211

Basilio, http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fichier:Ponts-S17-Mulatiere-2ponts-01a.JPG

Allee du Rhone Bridge

Allee du Rhone Over Rhone Canal

Feyzin
Rhone-Alpes
France

Cable suspension bridge with girder stiffening.

This bridge is a relatively simple and unadorned representative example of this bridge technology in France.

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45.66661,4.83759

Pont de Vernaison

Rue du Rhone (D36) Over Rhone

Vernaison
Rhone-Alpes
France

Cable suspension bridge with girder stiffening.

This crossing consists of two separate suspension bridges, both of the same design.

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45.64520,4.81710

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Pont Suspendu de Chasse

Route De Givors Over Rhone

Vienne
Rhone-Alpes
France

Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.

This bridge is a narrow structure that remains open to light vehicular traffic. The bridge features absolutely stunning arched towers.

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45.58171,4.78028

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MOSSOT, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fichier:Givors_-_Pont_de_Chasse_sur_le_Rh%C3%B4ne_-_Ensemble.JPG

Vienne Suspension Bridge

Pedestrian Walkway Over Rhone

Vienne
Rhone-Alpes
France

Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.

This suspension bridge is interesting because it has only one tower which is in the center of the river. The narrow bridge is today open to pedestrians only. See the link for a nice photo of the bridge with a rainbow in the background.

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45.52519,4.87016

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/26971526

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Pont de Condrieu

Avenue Charles de Gaulle (Avenue de la Liberation) Over Rhone

Condrieu
Rhone-Alpes
France

Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.

This bridge has a large central tower in the center of the river with shorter towers at each end of the bridge.

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45.45711,4.76866

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Pont de Sablons

D820 Over Rhone

Serrieres
Rhone-Alpes
France

1951
Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.

This bridge has steel stiffening truss as well as riveted steel towers. The towers are of a simple design.

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45.31850,4.76728

http://en.structurae.de/structures/data/index.cfm?id=s0002996

michiel1972, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/39149830

Pont d'Andance

D86B Over Rhone

Andancette
Rhone-Alpes
France

Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.

This bridge has three towers, two at each end, with a shorter tower in the center of the river.

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45.24225,4.80145

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/15874540

Galaure Private Bridge

D51 Over Galaure

Rhone-Alpes
France

Metal Pratt truss, pony with riveted connections

This is an unusual, lightweight bridge that serves a private driveway.

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45.17884,4.84321

Pont Pietons

Passerelle Marc Seguin Over Rhone

Tournon-sur-Rhone
Rhone-Alpes
France

Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.

This bridge carries pedestrian traffic only. Its stiffening trusses are wooden. The bridge is an uncommon setup with one large central tower, and two very short towers at each end of the bridge located a short distance from the anchorages.

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45.06855,4.83499

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JoPeRsON , CC BY-NC-ND 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/21847687

Pont Gustave Toursier

D95 Over Rhone

Tournon-sur-Rhone
Rhone-Alpes
France

Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.

This bridge has a wide deck but is otherwise traditionally composed.

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45.06694,4.84059

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Pont de La Voulte

D86F Over Rhone

La Voulte-sur Rhone
Rhone-Alpes
France

1889
Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.

The suspended span of this bridge is traditionally composed, but the beautiful stone arched towers are something special, unique, and beautiful. The truss and suspension system is likely newer, presumably post World War II.

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44.80011,4.78450

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Le Pouzin Bridge

D104 Over Rhone

Le Pouzin
Rhone-Alpes
France

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

This bridge has a significant camber and its long, continuous design features very tall pony trusses.

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44.75614,4.75290

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maajk, CC BY-ND 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/30096492

Pont de Rochemaure

Abandoned Road Over Rhone

Le Teil
Rhone-Alpes
France

Cable suspension bridge

This old, narrow, and abandoned bridge has multiple castle-like towers and is closed and fenced off. The deck is in very bad shape.

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44.58216,4.71174

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sylaf, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/sylaf/2536394173/

Pont de l'Ardeche

Route du Teil (N102) Over Rhone

Le Teil
Rhone-Alpes
France

Cable suspension bridge with girder stiffening.

This bridge has massive anchorages that rise above the road and form an archway entrance onto the bridge.

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44.55207,4.69267

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tagweb, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/31950667

Avenue Pierre Mendes France Bridge

Avenue Pierre Mendes France Over Rhone

Rhone-Alpes
France

Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.

This bridge has simple towers and a double-intersection pony truss that looks reminiscent of a Bailey truss.

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44.48144,4.69917

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/44325072

Avenue Jean Monnet Bridge

Avenue Jean Monnet Over Canal de Donzere-Mondragon

Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur
France

Cable suspension bridge with girder stiffening.

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in France. It is on a canal built between 1947-1952 so it likely dates to one of those years.

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44.28472,4.73159

Canal de Donzere-Mondragon Railway Bridge

Railway Over Canal de Donzere-Mondragon

Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur
France

Metal lattice truss, through with riveted connections

This bridge is a very heavy example that also has extra girders underneath the truss as well. It crosses a canal that was built betwen 1947 and 1952, so this bridge must be a very late example of its type.

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44.25981,4.71238

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D976 Bridge

D976 Over Rhone

Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur
France

Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.

This bridge has simple towers and a double-intersection pony truss that looks reminiscent of a Bailey truss.

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44.07155,4.76899

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Avignon Railway Bridge

Railway Over Rhone

Avignon
Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur
France

Metal lattice truss, through with riveted connections

This bridge is a large, traditionally composed example of its type.

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43.94052,4.78113

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/16665375

Avenue de Tarascon Bridge

Avenue de Tarascon (D570N) Over Durance

Avignon
Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur
France

Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.

This bridge is a traditionally composed example of its type in France. The towers have an attractive lattice.

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43.91498,4.80849

D61113 Bridge

D61113 Over Petit Rhone

Ares
Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur
France

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

This pony truss has tall trusses.

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43.68629,4.60589

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/15922252

Avenue Edouard Herriot Bridge

Avenue Edouard Herriot Over Petit Rhone

Ares
Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur
France

Suspension

This suspension bridge has three short towers.

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43.68879,4.61368

http://www.flickr.com/photos/gabriele_capitini/4190444511/

L'Isere Bridge

Highway Over L'Isere

Rhone-Alpes
France

Metal arch, through

This bridge is an attractive structure with built-up beams which contain v-lacing.

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45.58422,6.26989

Avenue du General de Gaulle Bridge

Avenue du General de Gaulle Over Durance

Briancon
Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur
France

Metal Lattice Girder, through with riveted connections.

This bridge looks like a traditional plate girder from the United States except it has a lattice fill.

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44.89418,6.63316

Lethbridge Viaduct

Railway (Canadian Pacific) Over Oldman River

Lethbridge
Alberta
Canada

1909
Metal girder deck, and metal truss, deck, high level.

This bridge is 5327 Feet (1623 meters) long and 314 feet (95.7 meters) above the river. It is the largest railway bridge in Canada and truly one of the great engineering works of North America.

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49.69747,-112.86870

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lethbridge_Viaduct

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Midland Highway Bridge

Midland Highway (HWY-1) Over River Derwent

Bridgewater
Tasmania
Australia

Metal Truss. through, vertical lift.

This impressive vertical lift bridge is a good, traditionally composed example of its kind.

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-42.74132,147.22565

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Longford Railway Bridge

Railway Over South Esk River

Longford
Tasmania
Australia

Metal Double-Intersection Warren Truss. through

This is a massive bridge that has vertical end posts and an enormous top and bottom chord.

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-41.58590,147.12442

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King's Bridge

Bridge Road Over South Esk River

Launceston
Tasmania
Australia

1863
Metal arch, deck.

Built by W. T. Doyne Engineer and C. De Bercue and Company, this is an ancient arch bridge that remains today in excellent condition with an attractive two color paint scheme.

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-41.44027,147.12711

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Ravensbourne Pedestrian Bridge

Pedestrian Walkway Over Railway

Ravensbourne

New Zealand

Metal truss, deck.

This rare historic bridge described as a Edwardian lattice-truss design is at risk for demolition!

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-45.86753,170.55027

http://www.odt.co.nz/news/dunedin/147436/dispute-over-rare-bridge-reignited

Peninsular Road Bridge

Peninsular Road Over Motueka River

New Zealand

Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.

This lightweight bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in New Zealand.

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-41.20182,172.88415

Collingwood-Bainham Main Road Bridge

Collingwood-Bainham Main Road Over Mokihinui River

New Zealand

Metal Double-Intersection Warren Truss. pony

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in New Zealand.

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-40.72915,172.62838

Karamea Highway Bridge

Karamea Highway (HWY-67) Over Mokihinui River

New Zealand

Metal Warren truss, through.

This bridge may be an example of a Callender-Hamilton bridge.

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-41.528947 ,171.967734

Blythe Road Bridge

Blythe Road Over Hurunui River

New Zealand

1926
Cable suspension bridge with Warren pony truss stiffening.

This bridge is a lightweight structrue designed to carry rural traffic.

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-42.90732,173.27334

Rakaia Gorge Concrete Arch Bridge

Arundel Rakaia Gorge Road (HWY-77) Over Rakaia River

New Zealand

1945
Concrete open spandrel arch, deck.

This bridge is located near to the more significant metal bridge.

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-43.51827,171.65598

http://www.flickr.com/photos/joinash/4243450472/

Rakaia Gorge Bridge

Arundel Rakaia Gorge Road (HWY-77) Over Rakaia River

New Zealand

1882
Metal Fink truss, deck with pinned connections.

This jaw-dropping bridge may be one of the most significant historic bridges in New Zealand. John Carruthers, the designer of this bridge, blended the Whipple, Bollman, and Fink truss to create a unique truss design. A truly remarkable structure, its lightweight trusses continue to serve traffic today.

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-43.51758,171.65725

http://www.flickr.com/photos/danielkelpe/3347839938/

Mike McMurray, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/kiwisport/3254579070/

Haast-Jackson Bay Road Bridge

Haast-Jackson Bay Road Road Over Arawhata River

New Zealand

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

This bridge is a long, heavy truss. Could it be a Callender-Hamilton bridge?

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-44.04589,168.72573

http://www.flickr.com/photos/jenelopy/3352622017/

Clyde Bridge

Fruitgrowers Road Over Clutha River

Clyde

New Zealand

1934
Metal Parker K-Truss, through with riveted connections.

A large, uncommon, and noteworthy example of the K-truss design. The unusual design of the stone piers of this bridge suggest it may be placed atop a portion of what were once towers for a previous suspension bridge.

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-45.19046,169.31576

http://www.flickr.com/photos/29068935@N07/2886052708/

Christine McIntosh, CC BY-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/goforchris/106179673/

Alexandra Bridge

Kelman Street (HWY-8) Over Clutha River

Alexandra

New Zealand

1954
Cantilever through truss with suspended deck.

This bridge is an example of a bridge that looks like an arch, but because it is continuous beyond the piers, it functions as a truss. Next to the bridge are ornate stone towers from what was once an 1882 suspension bridge.

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-45.25864,169.39046

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http://www.panoramio.com/photo/24622157

Millers Flat Bridge

Millers Flat Bridge Road Over Clutha River

New Zealand

1899
Metal bowstring truss, pony.

This bridge is a spectacular multi-span bowstring truss. It appears to be in excellent condition.

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-45.66422,169.40950

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/32776371

Jock Phillips, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/teara/3380519975/

Beaumont Bridge

Beaumont Highway Over Clutha River

Beaumont

New Zealand

Metal Double-Intersection Warren Truss. pony

This bridge is a large multi-span example of its kind. Is is slated for demolition and replacement within 10 years despite its heritage value.

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-45.81848,169.52715

http://www.flickr.com/photos/branxholm/4590554852/

Clutha Railway Bridge

Railway Over Clutha River

Balclutha

New Zealand

Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections and stone arch, deck approach.

This bridge is a large multi-span example of its kind.

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-46.24285,169.75400

Clutha Bridge

Milton Highway Over Clutha River

Balclutha

New Zealand

1935
Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

This enormous, multi-span rainbow arch bridge is a truly magnificent structure. It appears to be traditionally composed to a standard New Zealand plan.

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-46.235556,169.745052

http://www.flickr.com/photos/robnorwichuk/3845760370/

Jock Phillips, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/teara/3270255304/

Tokanui Branch Railway Bridge

Railway (Abandoned Tokanui Branch) Over Mataura River

New Zealand

Metal Double-Intersection Warren Truss. pony

This long abandoned bridge is missing a span but retains some spans and its handsome piers.

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-46.47967,168.73974

http://www.flickr.com/photos/46769458@N08/4702401973/

Mataura Bridge

Bridge Street Over Mataura River

Mataura

New Zealand

Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

This bridge is a large single span example and has excellent historic integrity. It is a spectacular structure!

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-46.19457,168.86763

http://www.flickr.com/photos/bigrednz/4175309263/

Kawarau Bridge

Pedestrian Walkway Over Kawarau River

New Zealand

Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.

This bridge appears to have old stone towers and is a historic structure as a rare suspension bridge, but is most famous for being the first comercial bungy site.

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-45.00909,168.89952

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Christian Michel, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/macronix/4434257413/

Bridge 188

Church Road (8A) Over Clutha River

New Zealand

Metal Baltimore truss, through with riveted connections, and Approach: Metal Pratt truss, pony with riveted connections.

This narrow truss bridge is noted for its very tall pony truss approach and lightweight diagonal members.

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-44.73065,169.28179

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/20455206

Montrose Railway Bridge

Railway Over Montrose Basin

Montrose
Scotland
United Kingdom

Metal Lattice Girder, through with riveted connections.

This lattice girder is an extremely long multi-span example and it has curved top chords. It is a very significant example of its type.

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56.70600,-2.47728

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/3846708

East Balmoral Bridge

Pedestrian Walkway Over River Dee

East Balmoral
Scotland
United Kingdom

1834
Eyebar Chain Suspension

This lightweight suspension footbridge is an extremely old example of its kind, assuming its parts actually do date to the construction date.

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57.03351,-3.21106

Alden Chadwick, CC BY 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/aldenchadwick/4956376651/

Balmoral Bridge

B976 Over River Dee

Crathie
Scotland
United Kingdom

1857
Metal Lattice Girder, through with riveted connections.

The work of Brunel, this is a small example of his work. Unlike most lattice girder bridges, this bridge only has one large single row of lattice, somewhat like a double-intersection Warren truss.

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57.03954,-3.21736

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/29997636

River Lune Railway Bridges

Railway (Rail-Trail) Over River Lune

England
United Kingdom

Metal arch, deck.

This bridge is one of two nearly identical bridges in the area and they are noted for their attractive lattice railing and highly decorative arches. They sit on massive stone piers.

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54.07634,-2.73192

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/15451760

JF Sebastian / Jorge Ferrer, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/jf-sebastian/2870008708/

Kirkcudbright Bridge

A755 Over River Dee

Kirkcudbright
Scotland
United Kingdom

Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

Featuring five spans without overhead bracing, this bridge is an unaltered and excellent multi-span example of a noteworthy structure type.

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54.83878,-4.05030

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/16192254

Simon Webster, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/12495774@N02/3900292122/

Newton Stewart Suspension Bridge

Pedestrian Walkway Over Cree River

Dumfries
Scotland
United Kingdom

1911
Eyebar Chain Suspension

This bridge carries foot traffic only and its lattice railings double as stiffening girders.

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54.96737,-4.48621

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/12876344
http://www.flickr.com/photos/25464991@N04/2478596676

Dumfries Suspension Bridge

Pedestrian Walkway Over Nith River

Dumfries
Scotland
United Kingdom

1875
Eyebar Chain Suspension

This bridge carries foot traffic only and its lattice railings double as stiffening girders.

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55.06526,-3.61007

http://www.flickr.com/photos/andrewsteele/4680368924/

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Cle0patra / Ellen, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/cle0patra/1923664208/

Chemin du Halage Bridge

Chemin du Halage Over Canal

Abbeville
Picardy
France

Metal Double-Intersection Warren Truss. pony

This is a small example of this structure type. The deck has a notable camber.

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50.11149,1.81869

Emmabrug

Highway Over Canal

Vreeswijk

Netherlands

Metal stringer, bascule

This bridge is an example of a bascule bridge design which is very old and often used for short crossings. This example is old enough so that it has riveted construction and decorative knee bracing overhead.

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52.00524,5.09262

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/39108694

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Lodewijk Borsboom, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/loesenlodewijk/4021208487

Overeindsebrug

Highway Over Lekkanaal

Nieuwegein

Netherlands

Metal arch, through.

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in the Netherlands.

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52.03421,5.11265

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/36415792

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Lodewijk Borsboom, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/loesenlodewijk/tags/overeindsebrug/

Fiume Cavone Bridge

Highway Over Fiume Cavone

Italy

Concrete bowstring through arch "rainbow arch"

This bridge is noted for its lightweight hangers. It appears to be on abandoned alignment.

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40.29583,16.72693

Fiume Saraceno Bridge

Highway Over Fiume Saraceno

Italy

Concrete bowstring through arch "rainbow arch"

This unusual bridge has concrete fill between the arch hangers, making it somewhat like a girder bridge and also producing visually attractive diamond openings.

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39.84007,16.51106

Railway Bridge

Railway Over Torrente Raganello

Italy

Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Italy. It has attractive v-lacing on its built-up beams.

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39.76843,16.46723

Strada Statale di Cropalati Bridge

Strada Statale di Cropalati (SS531) Over Trionto

Mirto

Italy

Metal Double-Intersection Warren Truss. pony

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Italy.

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39.51897,16.74349

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/11217321

Ponte Trionto

Strada Statale 106 Jonica Over Trionto

Mirto

Italy

Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

This bridge is noted for its very massive arches yet a narrow deck.

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39.60637,16.75917

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/19333015

Abandoned Bridge

Abandoned

Italy

Metal Lattice Girder, through with riveted connections.

This five span bridge is a long and rare example of its kind. There is more than one of this bridge type that appears to follow a railway line. The bridges may be former railway bridges.

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38.94274,16.90726

SP 10 Bridge

SP10

Italy

Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

This beautifully composed structure retains excellent historic integrity. Although longer spans and multi-span examples do remain, this bridge's integrity and design make it noteworthy.

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38.965578,16.808589

Abandoned Bridge

Abandoned

Italy

Metal Lattice Girder, through with riveted connections.

This two span abandoned bridge is a rare example of its kind. It may be a former railway bridge.

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38.92885,16.83319

SP124 Bridge

SP124

Italy

Concrete bowstring through arch "rainbow arch"

A noteworthy multi-span example. It appears that overheight vehicles destroyed the overhead bracing on the outer spans, and taller replacements were installed.

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38.706053,16.532419

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E90 (SS106) Bridge

E90 (SS106)

Italy

Concrete bowstring through arch "rainbow arch"

A noteworthy multi-span example. It appears that overheight vehicles destroyed the overhead bracing on the outer spans, and crude replacements were installed.

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38.591675,16.562017

Ponte San Leonardo

Abandoned Roadway Over San Leonardo River

Termini Imerese
Sicily
Italy

1625
Stone arch, deck.

Designed in 1625 by Archbishop Agatino Daidone. The configuration is unusual in that one of the approach ramps is perpendicular to the main span. According to historians, that end of the bridge rests on the remnants of an ancient bridge from Roman times.

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37.99082,13.68122

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/1690974
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bridgink/290228344/

Via A. Daidone Bridge

Via A. Daidone Over San Leonardo River

Termini Imerese
Sicily
Italy

Metal bowstring truss, pony

A rare and excellent example of its kind, this bridge sits next to an ancient stone arch bridge as well.

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37.990612,13.68237

Fiume di Zappulle Railway Bridge

Railway

Fiume di Zappulle
Sicily
Italy

Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Sicily.

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38.12389,14.70805

Fiumarara di Brolo Railway Bridge

Railway

Fiumarara di Brolo
Sicily
Italy

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Sicily.

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38.15921,14.82358

Parrazza Basso Railway Bridge

Railway

Parrazza Basso
Sicily
Italy

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Sicily.

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38.16155,14.83796

Mili Marina Bridge

Via Vecchia Nazionale in Localit� Mili Marina

Mili Marina
Sicily
Italy

Concrete bowstring through arch "rainbow arch"

This bridge shows signs of cracking and deterioration, but is a rare and good example of its kind.

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38.116424,15.514268

Localita Santa Margherita Bridge

Localita Santa Margherita

Santa Margherita
Sicily
Italy

Metal Lattice Girder, through with riveted connections.

This narrow bridge appears to be in need of restoration. It appears to be a rare example of its type in Sicily. It is located next to two riveted railway bridges as well.

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38.09672,15.50325

Abandoned Bridge

Abandoned

Sicily
Italy

Concrete arch, closed spandrel deck

This bridge is long abandoned and has an unusual secondary structure on its deck. Could it have been an aqueduct?

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37.64688,14.77283

Railway Bridge

Railway

Sicily
Italy

Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections

This bridge appears to be traditionally composed and includes five spans.

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37.45725,14.91573

Railway Bridge

Railway

Sicily
Italy

Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections

Little is known about this bridge beyond what type of bridge it is.

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37.38753,15.00530

Great Kei Bridge

Abandoned Highway Alignment Over Great Kei River

Great Kei Bridge

South Africa

Metal Double-Intersection Warren Truss. pony

This bridge remains open to pedestrians. It is a rare, long multi-span example of its kind.

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-32.50822,27.97999

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/893625

Gregorydavid, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Old_road_bridge_on_Great_Kei_River.jpg

Pontoon Road Bridge

Pontoon Road Over Buffalo River

East London

South Africa

Metal Pratt truss, deck with riveted connections and metal gider, deck approach spans.

This attractive bridge is noted for its original, heavy lattice railing that is on it which is more massive in design than the average lattice railing. The bridge is a double-deck bridge with the lower deck apparantly carrying rail.

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-33.02328,27.89468

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/7620194

Hanging Bridge

N2 Over Gamtoos River

South Africa

Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.

Lightweight stiffening truss and a set of parallel cables forming the main cable are features of this large bridge.

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-33.93469,25.01754

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/17720546

Gamtoos River Truss Bridge

Highway Over Gamtoos River

South Africa

Metal Double-Intersection Warren Truss. pony

This is a long and unaltered example of this bridge type.

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-33.922289,25.025383

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/46621532
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/4504730

Mlalazi River Rainbow Arch Bridge

Abandoned Highway Alignment Over Mlalazi River

South Africa

Concrete bowstring through arch "rainbow arch"

This is a beautiful three span example of this bridge type.

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-28.92962,31.75516

Tugela River Bridge

R33 Over Tugela River

South Africa

Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections

This two span through truss is traditionally composed, and bears strong resemblence to American truss bridges.

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-28.75074,30.44271

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/10105807

Tugela River Bridge

Highway Over Tugela River

South Africa

Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections

This is a long, multi-span through truss. Two of the spans at one end are larger than the other spans. The bridge is traditionally composed with built-up beams including v-lacing and lattice.

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-29.17118,31.39302

Crocodile River Railroad Bridge

Highway Over Crocodile River

South Africa

Metal Pratt truss, pony

Little is known about this bridge other than that it is simple in appearance and multi-span

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-25.46141,30.96476

Crocodile River Bridge

Highway Over Crocodile River

South Africa

Metal Warren truss, pony

This two span pony truss appears to be an excellent, unaltered example of its type.

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-25.46124,30.96524

Crocodile River Bridge

Highway Over Crocodile River

South Africa

Metal Pratt truss, through

Little is known about this five span through truss.

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-25.47026,31.10045

Gota Canal Bridge

Abandoned Highway Alignment Over Gota Canal

Forsvik

Sweden

1813
Metal Plate Girder, deck bascule bridge.

This is a cast iron double-leaf bascule. It is not known how many cast iron bascule bridges are in existance but this bridge may be unique. It is the oldest iron bridge in Sweden.

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58.57551,14.43500

http://www.flickr.com/photos/soren_w/3778140606/

hbuhl, CC BY 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/13050638

Podul de Fier

Abandond Road Over Lacul Floresti

Romania

Metal polygonal Warren truss, through with riveted connections

This iron bridge "Podul de fier" is a very interesting structure that combines bowstring and Parker truss thinking. It is partially abandoned based on photos and maps.

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47.878822,28.281383

Savinov Alexandru, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/sanioc/2449363312

Podul Traian

Strada Banatului (69, E671) Over Raul Mures

Arad

Romania

1906
Metal cantilever truss, through with riveted connections

A stunning cantilever bridge with decorative towers.

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46.160283,21.322043

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/12142603

Mill Creek Bridge

Sideroad 18 and 19 Over Mill Creek

Port Elgin
Ontario
Canada

Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Ontario.

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44.39181,-81.36535

oroka, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/14442806

Mill Creek Railway Bridge

Railway Over Mill Creek

Port Elgin
Ontario
Canada

Metal Warren truss, deck with riveted connections

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Ontario.

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44.42603,-81.38532

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oroka, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/14442794

University Drive Bridge

University Drive Over North Branch Thames River

London
Ontario
Canada

Concrete encased curved deck plate girder.

Modern railings on top hide the fact that this is an old concrete encased curved deck plate girder.

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43.00772,-81.26784

Dakiraun, CC BY-NC-ND 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/40529697

Anghel Saligny Bridge

Railway Over Danube

Romania

1895
Metal through truss, cantilever.

When built, this was the longest bridge in Europe and the third longest in the world. Even today, it is one of the greatest historic truss bridges in the world, with its enormous size, early construction date, complex design, and unique appearance.

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44.339988,28.016449

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anghel_Saligny_Bridge
http://www.flickr.com/photos/lu_ckuletzu/4870933697/
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/321241
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/37053928

Zlatko Krastev, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Podul_lui_Saligny.jpg

Betanzos Railway Bridge

Railway Over Betanzos

Betanzos

Spain

Metal lattice truss, through with riveted connections

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Spain.

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43.28491,-8.21278

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/14874389
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/14826427

Ponte do Pedrido

AC-164 Over Betanzos

Spain

1942
Concrete bowstring through arch "rainbow arch", Concrete open-spandrel deck arch approach spans.

Enginer Eduardo Torroja designed this monumental work of art in concrete, one of the largest examples of concrete construction in the region at the time.

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43.32780,-8.20947

Xoan Porto, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/xoanporto/4295007147/

Pontedeume Railway Bridge

Railway Over Eume

Pontedeume
A Coruna
Spain

1925
Metal bowstring truss, through.

This large bowstring style bridge is an impressive railway bridge and has been painted an attractive blue color.

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43.41172,-8.17370

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/18679900
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/22309753

Puente de O Barqueiro

LU-6410 Over Lugo

Lugo
Spain

1901
Metal bowstring truss, through.

This is a very unusual adaptation of the bowstring truss technology. Its design is like a massive membered version of the 1870s bowstrings built in the United States and Canada.

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43.73115,-7.69916

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/32438637

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Rob Unreall, CC BY-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/robunreall/4042571152/

Puente de Deusto

Puente de Deusto Over Nervion

Bilbao
Vizcaya
Spain

1936
Metal Pratt truss, deck, bascule.

Inspired by the bridges of Chicago, this bridge is one of two bascule bridges that were built in the city. This bridge displays the Chicago style quite clearly since it uses a deck truss.

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43.26998,-2.94051

http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puente_de_Deusto

Jos� Alejandro Ga Robles, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/jag_robles/3778827232/

Puente de Hierro

A-457

Lora del Rio
Seville
Spain

1928
Metal lattice truss, through with riveted connections

An excellent representative example of this important bridge type in Spain. Rehabilitated in 2002.

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37.64509,-5.52466

http://www.flickr.com/photos/rbolance/371752408/

Manuel Romero, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0,

Puente del Ayuntamiento

Puente del Ayuntamiento Over Nervion

Bilbao
Vizcaya
Spain

1934
Metal Deck Girder, bascule.

Inspired by the bridges of Chicago, this bridge is one of two bascule bridges that were built in the city. The bridge no longer opens and has not since 1969.

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43.26322,-2.92388

http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puente_del_Ayuntamiento

Fernandopascullo, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archivo:Puente_del_Ayuntamiento.jpg

Suspension Footbridge

Walkway Over Rhue

Limousin
France

Cable suspension bridge.

This abandoned suspension bridge appears to be structurally compromised.

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45.37984,2.50843

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/37781863

Pont de Vernejoux

Highway Over Dordogne

Limousin
France

Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

An excellent example of its kind, this bridge retains good historic integrity and is a visually pleasing example. Abutments from a former bridge appear to be located under the bridge,

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45.36593,2.36766

http://picasaweb.google.com/JeanClaude.Bendele/PontDeVernejoux#

Pont de Saint-Projet

Highway Over Dordogne

Limousin
France

Cable suspension bridge with double-intersection Warren pony truss stiffening.

This bridge has a rather unique design of tower. Most of the bracing is located in the lower portion of the tower.

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45.28766,2.27981

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/2883726

Suspension Bridge

Highway Over Dordogne

Limousin
France

Suspension Bridge

Little is known about this bridge

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45.21994,2.11240

Dordogne Bridge

Highway Over Dordogne

Midi-Pyrenees
France

Cable suspension bridge

The main attraction with this narrow one lane bridge is its impressive stone towers with iron bracing.

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44.92722,1.67035

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/3424267

Pont de Gluges

D840 Over Dordogne

Gluges
Midi-Pyrenees
France

Cable suspension bridge with Warren pony truss stiffening.

Small stiffening trusses and simple towers make this look like a very open and airy suspension bridge.

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44.90753,1.62769

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/30093304

Grolejac Bridge

D704 Over Dordogne

Grolejac
Aquitaine
France

1932
Concrete self-anchored suspension bridge.

This bridge is an extremely rare example of a concrete suspension bridge, and also of a self-anchored suspension bridge.

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44.82518,1.28744

http://en.structurae.de/structures/data/index.cfm?id=s0003035
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mapprospector/4242584539/

Saint-Cyprien Walkway Bridge

Walkway Over Dordogne

Saint-Cyprien
Aquitaine
France

Metal lattice truss, through with riveted connections

This is an extremely narrow example of its kind. It appears to have originally been a railway bridge that has today been converted for non-motorized use.

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44.85435,1.03895

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/16116925

Saint-Leon-sur-Vezere Bridge

Highway Over Vezere

Saint-Leon-sur-Vezere
Aquitaine
France

Metal Lattice Girder, through with riveted connections.

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in France.

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45.01102,1.08792

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/39264369

Roar Pettersen, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/roarpett/184242244/

Avenue du Bourdieu Bridge

Avenue du Bourdieu (D17) Over Dordogne

Castillon-le-Bataille
Aquitaine
France

Concrete arch, open spandrel deck.

This bridge is a rare example of a large concrete arch bridge in France that retains excellent historic integrity including original balustrade railings.

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44.85104,-0.04226

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Avenue de Verdun Bridge

Avenue de Verdun Over Dordogne

Castillon-le-Bataille
Aquitaine
France

Metal lattice truss, through with riveted connections

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in France. This bridge has an attractive portal design.

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44.84770,-0.05016

Branne Bridge

D936 Over Dordogne

Branne
Aquitaine
France

Metal lattice truss, through with riveted connections

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in France.

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44.83291,-0.18598

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/8301041

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Saint-Denis-de-Pile Bridge

Rue du Pont Over St. Denis

Saint-Denis-de-Pile
Aquitaine
France

Suspension bridge with deck plate girder stiffening.

This small suspension bridge has nicely built-up riveted steel towers.

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44.99326,-0.20720

http://www.flickr.com/photos/joselito33/4360658936/

Rue de la Jouvence Bridge

Rue de la Jouvence

St Laurent sur Sevre
Pays-de-la-Loire
France

Metal lattice truss, pony with riveted connections

This bridge is an example of a smaller scale pony truss version of this truss design found on some of the larger rivers in France.

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46.95908,-0.88804

http://www.flickr.com/photos/minikti/5054929648/

Pont Eiffel

Rue du Pony Eiffel Over Lays

Lavaud
Pays-de-la-Loire
France

1878
Metal Lattice Girder, through with riveted connections.

This small bridge is noted for its association with engineers Eiffel as well as Dubos, but is also a good and old example of its type.

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46.50771,-1.24794

http://www.flickr.com/photos/michel_craipeau/5100828466/

Cubzac Railway Bridge

Railway Over Dordogne

Saint-Vincent-de-Paul
Aquitaine
France

1885
Metal lattice truss, through with riveted connections, matal double-intersection warren truss, deck with riveted connections.

Cubzac-les-Ponts. This wrought iron bridge has a longest single span of 241 Feet (73.6 meters) and an overall length of 7145 Feet (2178 Meters) making it the longest of its kind in France, and potentially the world. This impressive bridge was built by Lebrun, Dayde and Pile and the bridge forms a visual companion to the nearby structurally similar but visually distinctive highway bridge.

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44.96847,-0.46812

http://www.flickr.com/photos/28987072@N05/3496465458/

martine, CC BY-NC 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/39493003@N00/4711036568

Cubzac Highway Bridge

D1010 Over Dordogne

Saint-Vincent-de-Paul
Aquitaine
France

1883
Metal lattice truss, through with riveted connections and Stone arch, deck approach spans

Cubzac-les-Ponts. This magnificent lattice truss bridge is adorned with ornate cast iron portals, but the most unique feature are the beautiful and unusual piers on which this bridge sits. The portal and possibly some of the bridge appears to have been rebuilt in 1948 according to the dates on one of the portals.

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44.96222,-0.46109

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/37565831
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/39411671
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/43259927
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/45659955

Serpent River Railway Bridge

Railway Over Serpent River

Cutler
Ontario
Canada

Metal Truss, through

Little is known about this bridge. Appears to be a through truss of some sort.

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46.20815,-82.56805

Riverview Road Bridge

Riverview Road (Old TC-17) Over Serpent River

Cutler
Ontario
Canada

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

This bridge has been abanoned except for snowmobile traffic.

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46.20980,-82.52825

http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy17photos11.htm

River aux Sables Bridge

Old TC-17 Over River aux Sables

Massey
Ontario
Canada

Concrete arch, deck.

This ancient arch bridge has been bypassed and abandoned except for snowmobile use.

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46.21368,-82.07040

http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy17photos11.htm

White Lake Narrows Bridge

Over White River (White Lake)

Ontario
Canada

1959
Metal arch, through

A rare example of a through arch. First example of a Stabbogen type arch in Canada.

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48.72234,-85.62624

http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy17photos16.htm

Pic River Bridge

Over Pic River

Ontario
Canada

1961
Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections, continuous.

An extremely rare example of a continuous Warren through truss, but not a cantilever.

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48.70735,-86.28365

http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy17photos16.htm

Little Pic River Railway Bridge

Railway Over Little Pic River

Ontario
Canada

Metal deck truss

Little is known about this bridge.

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48.80141,-86.63093

Little Pic River Bridge

TC-17 Over Little Pic River

Ontario
Canada

Metal deck truss

Little is known about this bridge.

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48.80141,-86.63093

Deer Creek Bridge

St. Armour Road (Old TC-17) Over Deer Creek

Ontario
Canada

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

This bridge has been abandoned but retains good historic integrity.

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46.43367,-80.27210

http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy17photos7.htm

Sturgeon Falls Railway Bridge

Railway Over Sturgeon River

Sturgeon Falls
Ontario
Canada

Metal Pratt truss, deck with riveted connections.

This small deck truss is an attractive companion to the nearby deck arch highway bridge.

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46.36554,-79.93383

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/28251379

Champlain Bridge

TC-17 Over Sturgeon River

Sturgeon Falls
Ontario
Canada

1954
Metal arch, deck.

A rare example of a steel deck arch bridge.

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46.36613 ,-79.93389

http://www.thekingshighway.ca/PHOTOS/Hwy17photos7.htm

Espanola Railway Bridge

Railway Over Spanish River

Ontario
Canada

Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Ontario.

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46.27110,-81.76903

Spanish River Railway Bridge

Railway Over Spanish River

Ontario
Canada

Metal Baltimore truss, through with riveted connections

This uncommon bridge type is next to an equally uncommon highway bridge.

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46.30098,-81.67490

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/14517299

TC-17 Spanish River Bridge

TC-17 Over Spanish River

Ontario
Canada

Metal Pennsylvania truss, through with riveted connections

A large span example of its uncommon type in Ontario.

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46.30143,-81.67481

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/14517299

Little Current Swing Bridge

KH-6 Over Beaver River

Little Current
Ontario
Canada

1913
Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections, Swing

This regionally famous bridge is the only bridge to Manitoulin Island. Formerly a railway bridge, this one-lane bridge carries King's Highway 6 on a one-lane deck. The bridge is an extremely rare example of its kind, and one of the only heritage bridges in the entire region. Its heritage value cannot be understated.

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45.98045,-81.91387

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Current_Swing_Bridge

Tykey Turkey, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/bjross/195079915

Clendenan Bridge

10 Line Over Beaver River

Clarksburg
Ontario
Canada

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Ontario. In 2011 it was closed to traffic and with a 2014 environmental assessment already planned, this bridge is likely to be demolished and replaced.

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44.54153,-80.46863

Sideroad 21 Bridge

Sideroad 21 (Sideroad 22C) Over Beaver River

Ontario
Canada

Metal truss, through with pinned connections.

This bridge appears to be both a rare and old example of its type.

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44.48732,-80.49348

Sideroad 19 Bridge

Sideroad 19 Over Beaver River

Ontario
Canada

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Ontario.

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44.46431,-80.51959

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/39679573

Concession Road 8 Bridge

Concession Road 8 Over Teeswater River

Ontario
Canada

Metal Pratt truss, through with pinned connections.

This eight panel through truss bridge appears to be an excellent and rare example of its kind in Ontario.

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44.17506,-81.26278

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/16462731

Herrgott Road Bridge

Herrgott Road (CR-10) Over Conestogo River

Ontario
Canada

Concrete t-beam, curved

A rare example of a curved t-beam in Ontario, where the rigid-frame was more common. The bridge is traditionally composed, with two full spans in the center, and one half-curve span at each end.

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43.58254,-80.64238

http://www.flickr.com/photos/12774122@N04/3734961045/

Jason Fowler, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/12774122@N04/3734961455

Concession Road 12 Bridge

Concession Road 12 Over Saugeen River

Ontario
Canada

Metal Double-Warren truss, through with riveted connections, and Approach: Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections.

This section of the river is rich with some of the finest bridges in this region. This is one such example.

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44.24288,-81.18296

Jason Fowler, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/12774122@N04/3840807645

Concession Road 10 Bridge

Concession Road 10 Over Saugeen River

Ontario
Canada

Metal Baltimore truss, through with riveted connections, and Approach: Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections.

This spectacular structure is a rare multi-span and combination truss with through and pony truss spans.

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44.22667,-81.16572

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/28844962

Jason Fowler, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/12774122@N04/3840807323/

Thomas Street Bridge

Thomas Street Over North Saugeen River

Chesley
Ontario
Canada

Metal Pratt truss, pony with pinned connections.

This is a very short pony truss.

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44.29761,-81.10376

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/5017994

Concession Road 20 Bridge

Concession Road 20 Over Teeswater River

Ontario
Canada

Metal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections

This bridge has lightweight members.

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44.27630,-81.27638

Greenock Elderslie Bridge

Greenock Elderslie Road Over Teeswater River

Ontario
Canada

Unknown

Unknown weight limited bridge on this road.

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44.26802,-81.26928

Brant Elderslie Saugeen Bridge

Brant Elderslie Townline Road Over Saugeen River

Ontario
Canada

Metal Pennsylvania truss, through with riveted connections.

A spectacular, rare example of its kind, this is one of two truss bridges along this road.

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44.26742,-81.21544

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/19643620

Jason Fowler, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/12774122@N04/3841599426/

Brant Elderslie Teeswater Bridge

Brant Elderslie Townline Road Over Teeswater River

Ontario
Canada

Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections.

One of two beautiful truss bridges along this road.

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44.26177,-81.24913

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/38619438

Young's Bridges

Sideroad 15 Over Snake Creek

Ontario
Canada

1939
Metal Pratt truss, pony with riveted connections.

Built by Ontario Bridge Company of Toronto, Ontario. There are two nearly identical bridges along this road, as the river switches back under the road.

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44.36166,-81.19158

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/27407161

Concession Road 6 Bridge

Concession Road 6 Over Sauble River

Ontario
Canada

Through Truss

Based on aerial imagry.

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44.46290,-81.14846

Old Concession Road 8 Bridge

Concession Road 8 (Old Alignment) Over Saugeen River

Ontario
Canada

Metal Pratt truss, through with riveted connections.

A noteworthy example of a multi-span truss bridge in a region with few heritage bridges.

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44.45607,-81.32597

http://www.flickr.com/photos/9253520@N04/1850106546/

Gold River Railway Bridge

Railway (Rail-Trail) Over Gold River

Nova Scotia
Canada

1905
Metal girder, deck

This bridge is noteworthy as an example of a high level plate girder bridge with variable depth girders, which are uncommon. The bridge also sits on attractive stone piers. Originally built by Halifax and South Western Railway

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44.55882,-64.32674

http://www.newscotland1398.net/lunenco/goldriver.html

Old Bridge

Old Bridge Street (HWY-3) Over LaHave River

Bridgewater
Nova Scotia
Canada

Metal Warren truss, deck, with riveted connections.

If this bridge dates to the 1890s as a news article claims, it would be one of the most significant heritage bridges in Canada as one of the earliest examples of riveted connections on a truss bridge in Canada. Riveted connections were not common until 1910. One of the outer three spans is a Pratt truss rather than a deck truss, and this Pratt truss appears newer than the other two spans. Perhaps that span was damaged in a flood and replaced. This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Nova Scotia. The province does not plan to replace this bridge, but the city would like to. According to a news article, replacing this bridge came up during a meeting about city beautification. Apparantly nobody made the point that if this attractive truss bridge is replaced with a modern slab of concrete it will be detrimental to the beauty of the city. Repainting the heritaghe bridge would be a better way to improve the appearance of the city.

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44.37790,-64.51809

http://www.southshorenow.ca/archives/2010/122810/news/index018.php
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/7787142

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New Germany Bridge

HWY-208 Over LaHave River

New Germany
Nova Scotia
Canada

Metal Pratt truss, through with pinned connections.

This bridge is an example of a once-common bridge type that is today rare and getting even more rare. This particular bridge contains an a-frame portal bracing that was a common portal type in the first years of the 20th Century.

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44.54489,-64.72603

Main Street Bridge

HWY-4 Over Rights River

Antigonish
Nova Scotia
Canada

Metal Polygonal Warren truss, pony with riveted connections.

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in Nova Scotia. It makes significant use of built-up beams, but does so without using v-lacing or lattice.

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45.62464,-61.98386

http://www.flickr.com/photos/kromdar/4904571767/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/twopalmers/3838183933/

South River Bridge

TC-104 (HWY-4) Over South River

Nova Scotia
Canada

Metal stringer

This bridge contains railings that follow a standard that was extremely popular in Ontario and may have been influenced by a similar railing used in neighboring U.S. state of Michigan. These railings were not used only in Ontario, and a number of other provinces have been found to use them. This bridge is evidence that Nova Scotia used them.

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45.60035,-61.91420

St. Marys River Bridge

HWY-348 Over St. Marys River

Nova Scotia
Canada

Metal Pratt truss, through with pinned connections.

This is a rare surviving example of a pin-connected truss bridge in Nova Scotia and Canada, where this bridge type is even more rare than in the United States. Despite this rarity, it is not apparant that Nova Scotia's collection of historic truss bridges are being recognized as such. This particular bridge is noted for its use of v-lacing on the top of the end posts and top chord. Some of the v-lacing has been replaced on the end posts at one end, but otherwise, this bridge also appears to have good historic integrity.

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45.25610,-62.06344

George Street Bridge

George Street (HWY-4) Over East River

New Glasgow
Nova Scotia
Canada

Metal Warren truss, deck, with riveted connections

This bridge is an excellent example of a traditionally composed deck truss bridge, specifically one that was not built for a high-level crossing, which is where deck truss bridges are more common.

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45.58964,-62.64637

http://www.flickr.com/photos/chelsea_d_w/3043590925/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/chelsea_d_w/3044430048/

Glenn Euloth, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/eulothg/4028524184/

Sheet Harbour Bridge

Marine Drive (HWY-7) Over East River

Sheet Harbour
Nova Scotia
Canada

Metal through arch

This impressive bridge has a long, slowly rising arch that has a spring line a distance below the roadway, and the arch rises above the roadway to form the main through arch portion which includes overhead bracing.

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44.91962,-62.51528

http://www.flickr.com/photos/8338627@N02/2210967344/

Kris Griffon, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/krisgriffon/15366308/

Great Village Bridge

HWY-2 Over Great Village River

Great Village
Nova Scotia
Canada

Metal Pratt truss, through with pinned connections.

This exceedingly rare Canadian example of a pin-connected truss bridge is a beautiful example of the technology. The decorative portal bracing knees with circle shapes also helps define the period in which the bridge was built, when bridges were actually designed to look attractive. Although this is not currenty what is happening, all pin-connected truss bridges in Nova Scotia (and all of Canada) should recieve a high level of preservation priority. In the case of this bridge, if this one-lane bridge is found to be insufficient for the two-lane road it serves, a one lane bridge could be built next to the historic bridge to form a one-way couplet of bridges. Alternatively, this bridge could easilly be preserved for non-motorized use, either in place here next to a replacement bridge, or relocated someplace new entirely. At no time would demolishing this bridge be appropriate. The heritage value and potential for reuse is simply too great in the view of HistoricBridges.org.

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45.41568,-63.59804

Tusket Bridge

HWY-3 Over Tusket River

Nova Scotia
Canada

1909
Metal Pratt truss, through with pinned connections, and Metal Pratt truss, pony with pinned connections

Pin-connected truss bridges are exceedingly rare, and thanks to demolition and replacement projects, they are becoming even more rare. This bridge was taken out by flooding, yet it still understates the importance of preserving those pin-connected truss bridges which remain in Nova Scotia and Canada as a whole. This bridge was rare enough as a pin-connected truss bridge, but the uncommon use of both pony and through span types added to the rarity of this bridge. Also, based on the condition of the bridge after collapse, it appears that this bridge could have at least been salvaged and restored for use by pedestrians at a new location. In the United States, collapsed truss bridges have been dragged out of rivers and restored. For the sake of heritage, why not do this in Canada too? Perhaps when the new ugly bridge is complete, people will realize the beauty of what was lost.

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43.86503,-65.98206

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Surette's Island Bridge

HWY-308 Over Indian Sluice

Nova Scotia
Canada

1909
Metal Pennsylvania truss, through with pinned connections and Metal Pratt truss, through with pinned connections approach spans

The only reason that this bridge is not famous and being recognized by Canadians as one of the greatest heritage bridges in Canada is because Canada does not inventory its heritage bridges, end neither does Nova Scotia at the provincial level. Pin-connected truss bridges are exceedingly rare in Canada. Therefore, this landmark example with a large Pennsylvania truss nationally significant in its own right flanked by a Pratt truss span on each end is among the greatest examples. Nova Scotia plans to do the unthinkable and demolish and replace this bridge. If a new bridge really is needed, HistoricBridges.org strongly urges Nova Scotia to leave this bridge standing as a historic landmark next to the replacement bridge. Also, it is worth noting that the residents are afraid of this bridge because part of it failed a while back. However this is because someone did not obey the posted weight limit, and the part of the bridge that failed was a modern hanger, not part of the original material. This bridge could likely be rehabilitated for vehicular traffic.

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43.77184,-65.94779

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Seal Island Bridge

TC-15 Over Bras d'Or Lake

Nova Scotia
Canada

1961
Metal suspended-deck cantilever truss, through with riveted connections

This beautiful monumental bridge is a rare example of a bridge which looks like an arch bridge but in an engineering sense is actually a cantilever truss.

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46.23364,-60.49152

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Reversing Falls Railway Bridge

Railway (Canadian Pacific) Over St. John River

St. John
New Brunswick
Canada

1922
Metal cantilever truss, through, with riveted connections.

This bridge is a highly unusual cantilever truss bridge, because the top chord is horizontal, and all the changes in truss web depth occur at the bottom chord under the deck. The bridge replaced an 1885 bridge. This bridge provides a compliment to the companion highway bridge and both bridges provide a beautiful backdrop to the reversing falls attraction which occurs right under this bridge. The railway bridge is the structure in the background in the shown photo on this page.

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45.25969,-66.08709

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Reversing Falls Highway Bridge

Bridge Road (HWY-100) Over St. John River

St. John
New Brunswick
Canada

Metal deck arch, spandrel braced.

This graceful bridge provides a compliment to the companion railway bridge and both bridges provide a beautiful backdrop to the reversing falls attraction which occurs right under this bridge.

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45.25947,-66.08666

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Florenceville Bridge

Jim Davis Drive Over St. John River

Florenceville
New Brunswick
Canada

1907
Metal Parker truss, through with riveted connections

Of concern to HistoricBridges.org on this five span bridge are the three metal truss spans and one deck plate girder approach span which date to 1907. Based on photos, it appears a beautiful historic lattice railing on a deck plate girder approach span was replaced with ugly wooden railing.

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46.44168,-67.62135

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Mill Village Bridge

Local Road Over Medway River

Mill Village
Nova Scotia
Canada

1883
Metal Whipple truss, through with pinned connections

This rarity and technological significance of this spectacular bridge in Canada cannot be understated. Whipple truss bridges are nearly unheard of in the entire country. This bridge has altered end posts but otherwise retains good historic integrity including decorative finals, another Canada rarity. This bridge should recieve the very highest preservation priority.

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44.14541,-64.6486

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Glenwood Railway Bridge

Railway (Rail-Trail) Over Gander River

Glenwood
Newfoundland and Labrador
Canada

Metal Parker truss, through with riveted connections

This three span bridge is one of several noteworthy truss bridges along this rail line.

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48.99455,-54.86654

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Terra Nova Railway Bridge

Railway (Rail-Trail) Over Mark Plummer, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, Terra Nova River

Terra Nova
Newfoundland and Labrador
Canada

Metal Parker truss, through with riveted connections

This Parker truss is uncommon for its continuous curve shape formed by its polygonal top chord, giving the bridge a bowstring-like appearance from the distance. Often, the angles of the end posts of a Parker truss run at a sharper angle than the top chord breaking the continuous curve shape.

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48.50716,-54.21052

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Badger Railway Bridge

Railway (Rail-Trail) Over Badger Brook

Badger
Newfoundland and Labrador
Canada

Metal Parker truss, pony with riveted connections

This two span bridge is one of several noteworthy truss bridges along this rail line.

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48.97637,-56.03364

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Salmon River Railway Bridge

Railway (Rail-Trail) Over Salmon River

Newfoundland and Labrador
Canada

Metal Parker truss, pony with riveted connections

This single span bridge is one of several noteworthy truss bridges along this rail line.

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49.01130,-54.91744

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Bishops Falls Railway Bridge

Railway (Rail-Trail) Over Exploits River

Bishops Falls
Newfoundland and Labrador
Canada

Metal Camelback truss, through with pinned connections

This is a very significant heritage bridge for the province, as a large and rare example of a truss bridge with pinned connections. The four span bridge has been called the longest train bridge in Newfoundland. The bridge now serves non-motorized and off-road vehicles.

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49.00805,-55.48990

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Rushy Pond Railway Bridge

Railway (Abandoned) Over Rushy Pond

Newfoundland and Labrador
Canada

Metal Through Girder

This is a traditionally composed plate girder bridge.

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48.94195,-55.71559

Sir Ambrose Shea Lift Bridge

HWY 100 Over Placentia Gut

Placentia
Newfoundland and Labrador
Canada

1961
Vertical lift

This bridge is a rare example of a movable bridge in the province. The province plans to address this rare structure by demolishing and replacing it, rather than preserving it. The bridge is 300 feet long, with each span 100 feet.

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47.25000,-53.96272

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http://www.panoramio.com/photo/15007987

Stephenville Crossing Railway Bridge

Railway Over Main Gut

Stephenville Crossing
Newfoundland and Labrador
Canada

Metal Polygonal Warren Truss, Through with riveted connections.

This two-span bridge has been abandoned.

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48.48817,-58.42514

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http://www.panoramio.com/photo/1238927

Old Ship Cove Bridge

HWY 100 (Old Alignment)

Ship Cove
Newfoundland and Labrador
Canada

Concrete arch, open spandrel deck.

THis bridge is a n excellent and beautiful example of an open spandrel arch bridge. The bridge has been bypassed and abandoned, but appears to be in decent shape.

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47.09598,-54.07127

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Old Middle Brook Bridge

Bonne Bay Road (Abandoned Alignment) Over Middle Brook

Newfoundland and Labrador
Canada

Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

This is one of the less deteriorated examples of what appears to be one of the older rainbow arch bridges in Newfoundland, and it is also one of the larger individual spans.

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49.43153,-57.89160

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Old Barachois Brook Bridge

Old Highway Alignment Over Barachois Brook

Newfoundland and Labrador
Canada

Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

This appears to be slightly younger than the other surviving rainbow arch bridges in the province. Perhaps because of this, the bypassed and abandoned bridge is in better condition than others, and as a large multi-span example it should get a high preservation priority.

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48.44415,-58.43772

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Pasadena Bridge

Main Street Over South Brook

Pasadena
Newfoundland and Labrador
Canada

1936
Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

This beautiful rainbow arch bridge appears to have had less deterioration than many of the small group of remaining rainbow arch bridges in Newfoundland. The province responded to this preservation opportunity by demolishing and replacing the bridge.

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49.01214,-57.611896

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Nicholsville Bridge

Nichols Road Over Humber River

Deer Lake
Newfoundland and Labrador
Canada

1940
Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

This three span through rainbow arch bridge appears to have been the largest remaining example of its type. Despite its high level of heritage and aesthetic significance, the bridge was demolished.

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49.179697,-57.443325

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http://www.panoramio.com/photo/9410263
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/5047089

New Bridge

Old HWY 90 Over Little Harbour River

New Bridge
Newfoundland and Labrador
Canada

Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

This bridge is today distinguished as one of the largest and most significant remaining heritage bridges in Newfoundland and Labrador, as a multi-span rainbow arch. There were once larger examples in better structural condition, such as the Nicholsville Bridge demolished in 2007. It is unfortunate to see that these bridges are not apparantly appreciated for their heritage value.

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47.13329,-53.47763

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Salmonier River Bridge

Salmonier Line (HWY-90) Over Salmonier River

Abandoned Road
Newfoundland and Labrador
Canada

Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

Although structurally deteriorated, this beautiful abandoned bridge has not been altered from its original design. Dates to 1929

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47.18213,-53.39879

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Back River Bridge

Salmonier Line (HWY-90) Over Back River

Newfoundland and Labrador
Canada

Concrete arch, closed spandrel deck

With its railings missing, this small arch bridge sits in an abandoned, overgrown, and deteriorated state.

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47.20505,-53.37059

Point Road Bridge

Point Road (Old HWY-10) Over Northwest Brook

Newfoundland and Labrador
Canada

Concrete arch, bowstring through "rainbow arch"

This bridge with its shallow arch has unfortunately spalled severely.

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46.75822,-53.38997

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Old HWY 10 Chance Cove Brook Bridge

Old HWY 10 Over Chance Cove Brook

Newfoundland and Labrador
Canada

Concrete T-Beam

This small concrete t-beam bridge has been bypassed.

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46.80176,-53.04551

Pont d'Ingrandes-sur-Loire

Rue des Ponts Over Loire

Ingrandes-sur-Loire
Pays-de-la-Loire
France

1922
Suspension bridge

Metal Warren pony truss stiffening. This bridge is an uncommon expression of the suspension bridge, as it is composed of a large number of short suspension spans. Suspension bridges were normally used where a small number (or just one) span(s) were desired. Usually other structure types like trusses and girders would be used for spans the length of this bridge.

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47.40088,-0.91884

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Ponts de Thouare

Rue des Ponts Over Loire

Thouare-sur-Loire
Pays-de-la-Loire
France

1882
Metal lattice truss, through with riveted connections and Metal Warren truss, through with riveted connections

Because this road crosses using an island there are two bridges. The northern one is an extremely long example of a lattice truss, while the other is a Warren truss. The 1882 date refers to the lattice truss.

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47.26031,-1.43265

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Pont suspendu de Varades

Rue d'Anjou (D757) Over Loire

Ancenis
Pays-de-la-Loire
France

1954
Cable suspension bridge with double-intersection Warren pony truss stiffening.

This large imposing bridge is visually noted for its tower design, which are concrete but have an attractive lattice at the top.

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47.36996,-1.01580

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Pont d'Ancenis

Rue du Pont (D763) Over Loire

Ancenis
Pays-de-la-Loire
France

1953
Cable suspension bridge with double-intersection Warren pony truss stiffening.

This large imposing bridge is visually noted for its tower design, which are concrete but have an attractive lattice at the top.

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47.36195,-1.17646

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Verdun-sur-Garonne Bridge

Route de Montauban Over Garonne

Verdun-sur-Garonne
Midi-Pyrenees
France

1931
Suspension bridge with double-intersection Warren pony truss stiffening.

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in France.

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43.85467,1.24279

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Pont de Bourret

Grand-Rue d'Auch Over Garonne

Bourret
Midi-Pyrenees
France

1915
Cable suspension/cable stayed hybrid bridge with deck girder stiffening. Triangulated suspension system (Gisclard System)

This is one of the most unusual and historically significant bridges in France and it may have international level of significance. Replacing an 1842 suspension bridge, this bridge is an example of a unique suspension method where stay come down from the towers to hold a suspension cable which in turn holds suspenders. The bridge has not been restored or maintained, however perhaps because of this it appears to be largely unaltered. Preservation of this bridge is essential but great care should be taken to retain original materials and not disrupt the historic integrity of the bridge. Any existing parts of the bridge that need replacement should be exactly replicated, since this bridge's significance arises from its engineering design and materials.

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43.95001,1.17164

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Route de Belleperche Bridge

Route de Belleperche (D14) Over Garonne

Midi-Pyrenees
France

Cable suspension bridge with Warren pony truss stiffening.

This bridge is relatively utilitarian in appearance. The bridge appears to retain historic integrity including riveted stiffening truss.

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43.99580,1.12589

Pont du Cacor

D15 Over Tarn

Midi-Pyrenees
France

Metal cantilever through truss with riveted connections.

This beautiful cantilever through truss is traditionally composed. It is located next to an interesting aqueduct.

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44.09146,1.10547

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Saint-Nicolas Bridge

D15 Over Garonne

Midi-Pyrenees
France

Suspension bridge with double-intersection Warren pony truss stiffening.

This bridge has four towers, setting it apart in design from the majority of suspension bridges.

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44.09216,1.02894

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Auvillar Bridge

D11 Over Garonne

Auvillar
Midi-Pyrenees
France

1939
Cable suspension bridge with Warren pony truss stiffening.

Replaced an 1845 suspension bridge. This bridge is an excellent example of a traditionally composed cable suspension bridge.

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44.07498,0.89740

http://www.flickr.com/photos/lespetitslezards/3254505735/

Saint-Leger Bridge

D8 Over Garonne

Saint-Leger
Aquitaine
France

Metal cantilever through truss with riveted connections.

This is a beautiful example of a traditionally composed small-scale cantilever through truss bridge. With none of the architectual adornments and decorations seen on many heritage bridges in Europe, this bridge gets its beauty from its structure alone, from the comlex variety of angles in the truss, and the v-lacing in the built-up beams.

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44.28951,0.32019

Castelmoron-sur-Lot Bridge

D13 Over Lot

Castelmoron-sur-Lot
Aquitaine
France

Concrete through arch with steel hangers.

This is an unusual bridge. The concrete appears old as do the railings, but otherwise, the style of this bridge is quite modern in appearance.

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44.39573,0.49403

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Pont de Roussanes

Over Lot

Roussanes
Aquitaine
France

1841
Suspension bridge with stone deck arch approach span

Repairs made in 1980. This suspension bridge has stone arch approaches and suspension towers that are formed from pairs of monolithic pillars. The deck, which does not have any traditional stiffening girders or trusses, appears to be modern.

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44.37286,0.43857

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Pont de Tonneins

Avenue du Pont

Tonneins
Aquitaine
France

1922
Concrete Closed Spandrel Ribbed Arch

This arch bridge is interesting because it is a closed spandrel arch but over the piers it is open. This opening allows one to see that this is not an earth-filled arch, but instead is ribbed.

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44.38898,0.30159

http://en.structurae.de/structures/data/index.cfm?id=s0002062

Le Mas d'Agenais Bridge

D6 Over Garonne

Le Mas d'Agenais
Aquitaine
France

Cable suspension bridge with girder stiffening.

This unusual suspension bridge has four towers, but the center two are massive, traditional stone towers like those seen on the oldest suspension bridge, while the outer two are of an odd design that looks newer. The cable suspension and girder stiffening system look like something newer than the two center stone towers. It may be that two two center stone towers were reused from a former bridge, and the outer two towers were added in a new bridge to extend the length of the bridge and provide better flood clearance under the bridge.

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44.41203,0.22211

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Pont de Marmande

Avenue Paul Gabarra (D933) Over Garonne

Marmande
Aquitaine
France

1932
Cable suspension bridge with girder stiffening.

This utilitarian looking suspension bridge has piers of stone, but towers themselves above the piers are steel. The bridge replaced an 1836 suspension bridge whose deck had failed. Historical photos show that the tower and suspension cables from the old bridge were left in place while the new towers were built, apparantly to help provide access for constructing the new bridge.

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44.49903,0.15622

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Pont de Marmande

Avenue Paul Gabarra (D933) Over Garonne

Marmande
Aquitaine
France

Cable suspension bridge with girder stiffening.

This utilitarian looking suspension bridge has piers of stone, but towers themselves above the piers are steel.

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44.49903,0.15622

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/28458642

Canal de Garonne Bridge

Over Canal de Garonne

Aquitaine
France

Concrete bowstring through arch "rainbow arch"

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in France.

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44.54673,-0.00242

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/41415997

La Reole Bridge

Over Garonne

La Reole
Aquitaine
France

Suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.

Not much is known about this bridge.

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44.57854,-0.03411

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/1422201

Castets-en-Dorthe Bridge

Route de Castets Over Garonne

Castets-en-Dorthe
Aquitaine
France

1880
Metal lattice through truss with riveted connections.

This bridge is one of several multiple-intersection Warren (ie lattice) truss bridges along this river. This example is noted for its attractive portal as well as a more extensive use of attractive v-lacing and lattice on the built-up beams

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44.56433,-0.15856

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Cadillac Bridge

Rue du Pont Over Garonne

Cadillac
Aquitaine
France

1880
Metal lattice through truss with riveted connections.

This bridge is one of several multiple-intersection Warren (ie lattice) truss bridges along this river. This example is noted for its beautiful, ornate portal bracing.

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44.63493,-0.32495

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Pont de Langoiran

Route de la Palue (D115) Over Garonne

Aquitaine
France

1881
Metal lattice through truss (3 spans) with pony truss approach spans and riveted connections.

This bridge is an excellent example of a lattice truss bridge. The bridge has endposts that bow outward beyond the truss web, an interesting detail.

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44.70484,-0.40049

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Pont Saint-Jean

Railway Over Garonne

Bordeaux
Aquitaine
France

1860
Metal double-intersection Warren through truss with riveted connections.

Designer: Paul Regnauld On-Site Engineer: Gustave Eiffel. This bridge is famous because of its association with Eiffel, but it is equally impressive for its extremely old construction date for a bridge of its type, as well as for its impressive length. The bridge was bypassed by a new railway bridge, but the heritage bridge remains.

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44.83176,-0.55215

http://en.structurae.de/structures/data/index.cfm?ID=s0002936

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Pont de Mauves

D31 Over Loire

Pays-de-la-Loire
France

Metal lattice through truss with riveted connections.

This spectacular bridge is perhaps one of the largest and most significant examples of a lattice truss (multiple intersection Warren truss) bridge in France. The bridge is so long and with its extensive number of truss members and overhead bracing, it can feel like a tunnel when driving through it. This is truly a unique bridge that should recieve a high level of preservation priority. Follow the link to see an elevation view which shows how long this bridge is.

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47.29229,-1.38069

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Yann Le Tolguenec, CC BY-NC 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/11889716

Moneteau Bridge

Rue de Sommeville Over Yonne

Moneteau
Bourgogne
France

1913
Riveted Metal Through Arch

Design based on the Austerlitz Viaduct in Paris. Both bridges are extremely unusual and historically significant examples of arch bridges which deviate from traditional design. The unsual gaps seen in the arch rib are where the hinges for this three-hinge arch bridge are located. Rehab work occured in 1985 and apparantly in 2008 as well.

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47.84958,3.57741

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Argenteuil Railway Bridge

Railway Over Seine

Argenteuil
Ile-de-France
France

Metal Warren pony truss with riveted connections.

This bridge sits next to an ugly modern bridge.

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48.94334,2.26035

Chatou Railway Bridge

Railway Over Seine (Eastern Channel)

Chatou
Ile-de-France
France

Steel Deck Arch

This bridge has attractive piers, and a deck that cantilevers out beyond the arches. This cantilevered section gets additional support from lightweight double-intersection Warren pony truss.

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48.88566,2.16326

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/6562177

Rue Sequeval Bridge

Rue Sequeval Over Oise Canal

Picardy
France

Concrete bowstring through arch "rainbow arch"

Little is known about this bridge, but it appears in overhead imagry from Google. It is likely similar to the other examples in this area.

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49.57976,3.14270

Oise Canal Railway Bridge

Railway Over Oise Canal

Chauny
Picardy
France

Metal Double-Intersection Warren Pony Truss

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in France.

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49.61118,3.23092

D937 Oise Bridge

Rue de Soissons (D937) Over Oise

Chauny
Picardy
France

Concrete bowstring through arch "rainbow arch"

This concrete through arch bridge is similar to some other surviving examples.

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49.60588,3.22334

Rue des Trois Ponts: Canal Bridge 2

Rue des Trois Ponts Over Oise Canal

Picardy
France

Metal Double-Intersection Warren Through Truss With Riveted Connections

This concrete through arch bridge is similar to some other surviving examples but this particular example appears to have excellent historic integrity and this includes what appear to be original railings.

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49.57829,3.12063

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/27663725

Oise Canal Pedestrian Bridge

Pedestrian Walkway Over Oise Canal

Picardy
France

Metal Double-Intersection Warren Through Truss With Riveted Connections

This bridge appears to have been abandoned or is in private use only.

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49.57751,3.08186

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/27663361

Rue de I'Eglise Bridge

Rue de I'Eglise Over Oise Canal

Picardy
France

Metal Pony Truss

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in France. One of several examples in this area.

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49.56898,3.05300

Rue d'Orroire Bridge

Rue d'Orroire (D934) Over Oise Canal

Picardy
France

Metal Parker Pony Truss With Riveted Connections. Vertical endposts.

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in France. One of several examples in this area.

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49.56523,3.02755

Rue des Trois Ponts: Oise Bridge

Rue des Trois Ponts Over Oise

Picardy
France

Concrete bowstring through arch "rainbow arch"

Rue des Trois Ponts "Three Bridges Street" does indeed have three bridges, two of them are noteworthy. This concrete arch bridge is an attractive bridge and is a nice contrast to the nearby metal truss bridge.

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49.56000,2.99371

Rue des Trois Ponts: Canal Bridge

Rue des Trois Ponts Over Oise Canal

Picardy
France

Metal Pony Truss With Riveted Connections.

Little is known about this bridge. It may be a movable bridge. Rue des Trois Ponts "Three Bridges Street" does indeed have three bridges, two of them are noteworthy.

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49.56174,2.99141

Rue Haute Bridge

Rue Haute Over Oise

Picardy
France

Metal Parker Pony Truss With Riveted Connections. Vertical endposts.

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in France.

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49.49470,2.96577

D66 Bridge

Route de Ribecourt (D66) Over Oise

Picardy
France

Metal Parker Pony Truss With Riveted Connections. Vertical endposts.

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in France.

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49.49864,2.91333

Le Pont de Verberie

Rue du Port Salut Over Oise

Port Salut
Picardy
France

Riveted Metal Through Arch

This bridge is one of the tallest through arches ever encountered that does not have overhead sway bracing.

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49.31193,2.72460

http://www.flickr.com/photos/michael_speedracer/4447812333/
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/38684323

Pont-Sainte-Maxence

Rue due la Republique Over Oise

Pont-Sainte-Maxence
Picardy
France

Concrete bowstring through arch "rainbow arch"

This bridge is a good representative example of this bridge technology in France.

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49.28032,2.50919

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Rue de I'Hotel-Dieu Bridge

Rue due Bac Over Oise

Verneuil en Halatte
Picardy
France

Suspension bridge with concrete through girder stiffening.

This bridge is a rare example of a suspension bridge where the stiffening is made of concrete.

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49.28032,2.50919

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Rue de I'Hotel-Dieu Bridge

Rue de I'Hotel-Dieu Over Oise

Saint-Leu-d'Esserent
Picardy
France

Suspension bridge with through girder stiffening.

This bridge has a suspension and suspender design that is found on a number of bridges in France.

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49.21364,2.42288

Pont de Boran sur Oise

Chemin du Halage Over Oise

Boran sur Oise
Ile-de-France
France

Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.

This bridge has tall double-intersection Warren pony truss stiffening.

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49.16835,2.36644

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Oise Railway Bridge

Railway Over Oise

Ile-de-France
France

Metal Double-Intersection Warren Deck Truss

Little is known about this bridge. It is tightly located next to a highway bridge.

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49.084402,2.204466

Pont Eiffel

Railway Over Oise

Conflans-Ste-Honorine
Ile-de-France
France

Metal Cantilever Deck Truss Bridge with riveted connections.

This bridge is a beautiful example of deck cantilever truss bridge technology. The massive bridge has five closely space truss lines under the deck..

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48.99184,2.07231

Gilles RAIMBAULT, CC BY-NC-ND 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/13494970

Eugene Senet Bridge

Rue Eugene Senet (D2) Over Seine

Triel-sur-Seine
Ile-de-France
France

Cable suspension bridge.

Little is known about this bridge other than that it is simple in appearance with small concrete towers.

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48.97844,2.00150

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/41641720

Pont de Rangiport

Rue Gabriel Peri (D130) Over Seine

Gargenville and Epone
Ile-de-France
France

Continuous Metal Warren pony truss with riveted connections.

There are actually two bridges here, one on each side of the island that this road leads to. One is a single span bridge the other is two spans. This truss bridge has a continuous span configuration for the two-span section giving it a somewhat streamlined and consistant appearance.

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48.97206,1.80869

http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pont_de_Rangiport

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Vieux pont de Limay

Rue du Vieux Pont Over Seine

Limay
Ile-de-France
France

Stone deck arch

This ancient bridge was built sometime in the 11th Century and is one of the oldest bridges in France. The center spans were destroyed by the French during World War II to delay the Germans. The bridge remains today as a historic ruin and a reminder of the devastating cost of war.

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48.99185,1.72581

http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vieux_pont_de_Limay

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Pont de Courcelles-sur-Seine

Avenue de l'Europe Over Seine

Courcelles-sur-Seine
Haute-Normandie
France

Continuous Metal Warren pony truss with riveted connections.

This multispan truss bridge has a continuous span configuration giving the bridge a somewhat streamlined and consistant appearance.

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49.17908,1.35357

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Les Andelys Bridge

Rue Du Pont (D135) Over Seine

Les Andelys
Haute-Normandie
France

Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.

This bridge has fairly plain looking concrete towers. Only the center span is suspended. The stiffening truss is double-intersection Warren pony truss. Chateau Gaillard offers great views of this bridge, while the bridge offers great views of Chateau Gaillard.

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49.23656,1.39859

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Pont de St-Pierre-du-Vauvray

Highway Over Seine

Pont de St-Pierre-du-Vauvray
Haute-Normandie
France

Concrete through arch.

This stunning bridge has massive arch ribs that soar above the roadway, with comparatively lightweight hangers holding the deck in place.

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49.23067,1.22682

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Seine Railway Bridge

Railway Over Seine

Pont-de-l'Arche
Haute-Normandie
France

Metal lattice through truss with riveted connections.

This bridge is an example of a multiple intersection Warren truss bridge, loosely called a lattice truss configuration. Lattice truss bridges have a far less dense lattice than the similar "lattice girder" bridges of England.

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49.30897,1.19839

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Pont 8

Pont VIII Over Seine

Gonfreville-l'Orcher
Haute-Normandie
France

Metal Warren through truss bascule with riveted connections. Single leaf rolling lift bascule.

The only thing on this bridge that does not look American is that there is no rust or deterioration showing on it. Other than that, the simplistic Warren truss configuration with a simple rolling lift design is something far more common on metal bridges in the United States. Even the type of bars used to compose the v-lacing and lattice on the built-up beams are all features more common in the United States. Because of these characteristics, it is quite possible that the American bridge builder Sherzer Rolling Lift Bridge Company designed this bridge.

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49.49778,0.20176

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Pont de Tancarville

Over Seine

Tancarville
Haute-Normandie
France

1959
Cable suspension bridge with deck truss stiffening.

This is a very large and rather modern looking suspension bridge.

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49.47298,0.46459

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Viaduc d'Eauplet

Railway Over Seine

Rouen
Haute-Normandie
France

1913
Steel cantilever through truss

This impressive cantilever truss has a curved top chord and has long, sweeping anchor archs. It was damaged during the war, but repairs appear to have been undertaken in-kind.

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49.42665,1.10930

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Chriusha, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fichier:Pont_ferroviaire_Rouen_01_09.jpg

Pont Ango

Quai due Carenage

Dieppe
Haute-Normandie
France

1950
Deck Plate Girder bascule bridge.

This single leaf bascule has an unusual mechanical and structural layout.

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49.92642,1.08123

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Pont Colbert

Quai de la Cale

Dieppe
Haute-Normandie
France

1889
Through bowstring truss swing bridge.

Engineer: Paul Alexandre. Cantilevered sidewalks added in 1938. A regionally rare and significant example of a bowstring swing bridge. Partially blown apart by the Germans in World War II, this bridge was reconstructed to the original design, where the bridge remains today. The future of the bridge is uncertain, and a group exists to promote the preservation of this beautiful heritage structure, and their website is offered in the link column. HistoricBridges.org believes that to do anything other than preserve this heritage bridge would be unthinkable.

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49.92724,1.085268

http://www.pontcolbert.fr

GUYOMARD, CC BY-SA 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/45457080

McFarlane Bridge

Lawrence Road (Regional Road 152) Over Clarence River South Arm

Maclean
New South Wales
Australia

1906
Warren deck truss bascule with riveted connections. Rolling lift bascule with cable-drawn aspect.

This bridge may have been based off American bridges and engineering as the Hertiage and Conservation Register says, but it is doubtful that a bridge like this remains in America today. The unusual bascule design uses cables and a counterweight that rolls down a sloped tower to raise the bridge.

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-29.46495,153.19640

http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/cgi-bin/index.cgi?action=heritage.show&id=4300642

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neonblade, CC BY-ND 3.0, http://www.panoramio.com/photo/6110927

Hillas Creek Bridge

Hume Highway (Old Alignment) Over Hillas

New South Wales
Australia

1938
Concrete bowstring through arch "rainbow arch"

Engineer: Karmalsky and Britton. A rare example of its type in Australia, one of only two in the state. Retains good integrity and has been bypassed and left in place.

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-35.17724,147.87314

http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/cgi-bin/index.cgi?action=heritage.show&id=4309569

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Shark Creek Bridge

Pacific Highway (Old Alignment) Over Shark Creek

New South Wales
Australia

1936
Concrete bowstring through arch "rainbow arch"

Builder: State Monier Pipe and Reinforced Concrete Works Engineer: Karmalsky and Britton. A rare example of its type in Australia. Retains good integrity and has been bypassed and left in place.

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-29.50929,153.19066

http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/cgi-bin/index.cgi?action=heritage.show&id=4309568

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Elderslie Bridge

Elderslie Road Over Hunter River

New South Wales
Australia

1891
Double-intersection Warren pony truss with riveted connections, continuous. "Iron Lattice Truss bridge"

Engineer: John A McDonald and Contractor: F. J. Carson. This is one of the largest and most impressive examples of McDonald's "lattice truss bridges" which are noted for their European style trusses and a continuous design.

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-32.61118,151.34620

http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/cgi-bin/index.cgi?action=heritage.show&id=4301691

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Kennedy Bridge

Bourbong Street Over Bundaberg Creek

Bundaberg
Queensland
Australia

1899
Metal Riveted Bowstring Through Truss

Similar to the nearby larger Burnett Bridge, this smaller single span bridge is also an attractive and good example of its type.

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-24.86372,152.35759

http://www.environment.gov.au/cgi-bin/ahdb/search.pl?mode=place_detail;place_id=15985

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Bundaberg Railway Bridge

Railway Over Burnett River

Bundaberg
Queensland
Australia

Metal Pratt Through Truss with riveted connections.

Traditionally composed trusses sit on attractive bents. This bridge compliments a nearby heritage highway bridge.

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-24.86413,152.34323

John Foord Bridge

Wahgunyah Road (MR 86) Over Murray River

Corowa
New South Wales
Australia

1892
Double-intersection Warren pony truss with riveted connections, continuous. "Iron Lattice Truss bridge"

Builder: Wahgunyah Murray Bridge Co. According to the heritage and conservation register, The John Foord bridge, completed in 1892, is of State significance. The iron lattice trusses are significant for their materials and form, and their association with British Bridge technology and design engineer John A McDonald. The form and setting have high aesthetic and social significance. The bridge as a whole is extremely important and visible identity of the historic precinct of Wahgunyah and Corowa. The bridge, completed in 1892, is the sixth in a series of seven lattice truss bridges designed by J A McDonald between 1887 and 1893. Despite local protests at the narrowness of the 5.5 metre carriageway, the original design was not altered and it remains unchanged today

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-36.00693,146.39523

http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/cgi-bin/index.cgi?action=heritage.show&id=4301018

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Burnett Bridge

Quay Street Over Burnett River

Bundaberg
Queensland
Australia

1900
Metal Riveted Bowstring Through Truss

This is an extremely long multi-span example of this important European style truss bridge in Australia. Contractor: John McCormick and Son. Appears to have survived the late 2010 floods.

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-24.86352,152.34613

http://www.environment.gov.au/cgi-bin/ahdb/search.pl?mode=place_detail;place_id=15986

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Rockhampton Railway Bridge

Railway Over Fitzroy River

Rockhampton
Queensland
Australia

Metal Whipple Bowstring Through Truss

This bridge is a large, and well-preserved example of a significant European style truss bridge in Australia.

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-23.36860,150.50826

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/8717880

Victoria Bridge

Bridge Road (A1130) Over River Tees

Stockton-on-Tees
England
United Kingdom

1887
Wrought iron deck arch, 3 spans

This wrought iron bridge was designed to look similar to the cast iron arch bridges of earlier years. A rather lucky bridge, a World War II bomb fell through the deck but did not explode. Today, the bridge looks essentially the same it has since the day it was built, and continuing to carry heavy city traffic, the bridge is a model of what proper bridge maintenance should be, and the potential service life of a heritage bridge that is cared for.

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54.55834,-1.30669

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victoria_Bridge_%28Stockton-on-Tees%29#cite_note-BLB-1

John Yeadon, Wikipedia, CC BY 3.0

Goole Railway Bridge

Railway Over River Ouse Skelton

Hook
England
United Kingdom

Curved metal through plate girder swing bridge.

This bridge is large, multi-span example of this interesting bridge type.

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53.71363,-0.84230

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/14894806

Connel Bridge

A828 Over Loch Etive

Connel
Scotland
United Kingdom

1903
Cantilever through truss with stone deck arch approach spans.

This is one of the most unique bridges in the country, and despite being an old example of its type, with its unusual support system for the cantilever, it may be one of the most modern looking heritage bridges in existance. Built By Arrol's Bridge and Roof Company

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56.45637,-5.39153

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Connel_Bridge

Source: Memestorm, Wikipedia, Public Domain. Photo taken April 2007.

Telford Bridge

A82 Over Invermoriston Falls

Scotland
United Kingdom

Stone deck arch, 2 spans

This bridge reduces the amount of material needed to produce the pier by making use of a massive rock in the middle of the river.

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57.21231,-4.61793

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/13046400

Mid Street Railway Bridge

Railway

Scotland
United Kingdom

Curved metal through plate girder swing bridge.

This bridge appears to still operate for boats.

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57.489213,-4.257065

Clachnaharry Road Bridge

Clachnaharry Road

Scotland
United Kingdom

Curved metal through plate girder swing bridge.

This bridge appears to still operate for boats.

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57.482622,-4.24737

Glenurquhart Road Bridge

Glenurquhart Road

Scotland
United Kingdom

Curved metal through plate girder swing bridge.

This bridge appears to still operate for boats.

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57.46479,-4.24421

Infirmary Bridge

Pedestrian Walkway Over River Ness

Inverness
Scotland
United Kingdom

1881
Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.

This bridge is one of two similar bridges in the city, both noted for lightweight towers. Built by W. Smith and Son; Ness Iron Works of Inverness. The stiffening truss looks modern and appears to have been altered or replaced.

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57.47157,-4.22891

http://cauldeenprimary.co.uk/secretlochness/data/inverness_bridges3.htm

Greig Street Bridge

Greig Street Over River Ness

Inverness
Scotland
United Kingdom

1881
Cable suspension bridge with pony truss stiffening.

This bridge is noted for its lightweight towers. Built by Rose Street Foundry. The stiffening truss looks modern and appears to have been altered or replaced.

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57.47899,-4.22980

http://cauldeenprimary.co.uk/secretlochness/data/inverness_bridges2.htm

Geoff Wong, http://www.flickr.com/photos/keepwaddling1/3556575454/

Waterloo Bridge

Grant Street Over River Ness

Inverness
Scotland
United Kingdom

1896
Double-intersection Warren pony truss with riveted connections.

Also called The Black Bridge

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57.483694,-4.232286

http://cauldeenprimary.co.uk/secretlochness/data/inverness_bridges.htm

Albert Bridge

Saltmarket Over River Clyde

Glasgow
Scotland
United Kingdom

1870
Cast Iron Deck Arch, 3 Spans

One of the finest bridges in Glagow and one of the more ornate and unaltered cast iron arch bridges in the U.K., however photos on the internet suggest the bridge has been neglected and needs paint. Builder: Hanna, Donald and Wilson, Paisley

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55.85268,-4.24733

http://www.scotlandsplaces.gov.uk/search_item/index.php?service=RCAHMS&id=94026
http://canmore.rcahms.gov.uk/en/site/94026/details/glasgow+glasgow+green+albert+bridge/

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City Union Railway Bridge

Railway (City Union Railway) Over River Clyde

Glasgow
Scotland
United Kingdom

1899
Spandrel Braced Steel Deck Arch

A beautiful union of stone and steel. Engineer William Melville and Builders: Morrison and Mason and Sir William Arrol and Co.

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55.85322,-4.24940

http://www.scottish-places.info/features/featurefirst18056.html

Graham Chandler, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, http://www.flickr.com/photos/grahamchandler/1300946191/

Victoria Bridge (Stockwell Bridge)

Gorbals Street (A8) Over River Clyde

Glasgow
Scotland
United Kingdom

1854
Stone Deck Arch

Reportedly the third bridge on this site, currently the oldest bridge on River Clyde

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55.85375,-4.25123

http://www.scottish-places.info/features/featurefirst1477.html

Carlton Suspension Bridge

South Portland Street (Pedestrians) Over River Clyde

Glasgow
Scotland
United Kingdom

1853
Eyebar Chain Suspension

An excellent example of this important structure type. Reportedly got new stiffening truss and additional chains in 1870. Another rehab in 1926. Fun fact is that a tower split during construction and had to be rebuilt.

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55.85482,-4.25571

Ciaran Roarty, CC BY-SA 2.0 http://www.flickr.com/photos/cjroarty/2252417405/

Glasgow Bridge

Bridge Street Over River Clyde

Glasgow
Scotland
United Kingdom

Stone deck arch

This stone bridge is located next to the impressive railway bridge, but is a noteworthy structure in its own right.

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55.85563,-4.25976

King George IV Bridge

Commerce Street Over River Clyde

Glasgow
Scotland
United Kingdom

1928
Concrete with stone facade

This bridge looks like a stone arch bridge but is apparantly actually a concrete bridge. This technique was a popular way to make concrete bridges look more attractive.

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55.85563,-4.25976

Central Station Bridge (Caledonian Railway Bridge)

Railway (City Union Railway) Over River Clyde

Glasgow
Scotland
United Kingdom

1899
Whipple Deck Truss with Riveted Connections and supplemental town lattice pony truss.

Engineers: A. Matheson and Sir J. Wolfe-Barry and Builders: Sir William Arrol and Morrison and Mason. This massive bridge with its attractive two color paint scheme dazzels the mind with its complex design which combines a pony truss with a deck truss. The piers of a previous 1878 bridge remain next to this bridge. The bridge was the first of the permanant River Clyde bridges to be built of steel. http://www.scottish-places.info/features/featurefirst17493.html

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55.85566,-4.25911

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Andressey Bridge

Pedestrian Walkway

Burton Upon Trent
England
United Kingdom

Metal Bowstring Pony Truss

This pedestrian bowstring bridge has very lightweight members.

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52.80213,-1.62712

Baron Burton Bridge

Pedestrian Walkway Over River Trent

Burton Upon Trent
England
United Kingdom

1898
Metal Bar Suspension

This handsomely decorated bridge has lightweight suspenders that run at an angle down to the deck. It is further technologically significant as an unusual example of a bridge where the main suspension is riveted bars, rather than eyebar chains or cables. The bridge appears to retain excellent historic integrity.

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52.79456,-1.62604

Ferry Bridge

Pedestrian Walkway

Burton Upon Trent
England
United Kingdom

1898
Double-intersection Warren through truss with riveted connections.

This odd little bridge is mainly noted for its ornate portal bracing.

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52.796774,-1.628605

Detroit Bridge

Pedestrian Walkway

Salford Quays
England
United Kingdom

Metal Warren Through Truss Swing With Riveted Connections.

Painted in red, white and blue, this former railway bridge is a wonderful example of how an old heritage bridge now serves a new function in a vibrant and modern area.

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53.47276,-2.29165

New Quay Street Bridge

New Quay Street Over River Irwell

Manchester
England
United Kingdom

Metal Bowstring Pony Truss

This attractive bridge features a two-color paint scheme of red and white. There are decorative flower motifs on the siagonal members.

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53.48056,-2.255869

Chapel Street Bridge

Chapel Street Over River Irwell

Manchester
England
United Kingdom

Metal Warren Pony Truss With Riveted Connections, Deck Plate Girder

This wide and unusual bridge appears to be a truss on one side and a girder on the other.

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53.486311,-2.245024

Victoria Street Cast Iron Overpass

Railway Over Victoria Street

Manchester
England
United Kingdom

Cast Iron Deck Arch, Metal Pratt Deck Truss

This hodgepodge of spans that crosses roads and water has clearly changed over the years, but still includes a span over Victoria Street which appears to include a cast iron arch.

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53.486997,-2.244769

Eastfield Road Bridge

Railway Over Eastfield Road

Birmingham
England
United Kingdom

Brick Deck Arch, 1 Span

This is a traditionally composed structure that is very short. The one-lane span requires a traffic signal to control traffic.

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52.485245,-1.821448

Landor Street Bridge

Railway Over Landor Street

Birmingham
England
United Kingdom

Brick Deck Arch, Multiple Spans

This is a traditionally composed structure that crosses several roads. The span over Landor Street retains the best integrity.

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52.481486,-1.877356

Midland Street Bridge

Railway Over Midland Street

Birmingham
England
United Kingdom

Brick Deck Arch, 1 Span

This is a traditionally composed structure that appears to retain integrity.

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52.481986,-1.868279

Adderley Road South Bridge

Railway Over Adderley Road South

Birmingham
England
United Kingdom

Cast Iron Deck Arch, 1 Span

The cast iron arches on the outside edges of this bridge appear to be decorative only today, with riveted beams bearing the actual load. "Stavele" is cast into the iron of the arches.

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52.482388,-1.862887

D39 Rhine Bridge

D39 Over Rhine

Chalampe

France

Metal Warren Pony Truss With Riveted Connections.

A traditionally composed example of its type.

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47.815042,7.542984

Frederick Road Bridge

Frederick Road Over River Irwell

Salford
England
United Kingdom

1880
Metal Lattice Through Girder

This bridge is in excellent shape. With catchy lime green paint on the lattice and a darker green on the upper chord, and the little decorative flower motifs painted red and white, this bridge demonstrates how careful use of paint color can have a positive effect on the appearance of a heritage bridge.

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53.494627,-2.270012

Wansford Bridge

Old N Road (A5118)

Wansford
England
United Kingdom

Stone Deck Arch

This bridge is very narrow for its noteworthy length. Like many arch bridges in England, the roadway widens over the piers. The bridge remains open to 3 ton traffic.

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52.579232,-0.414936