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Bridge
Type: Girder
This
8’ x 85’ girder bridge has balusters to provide 4” rail openings as
required by UBC.
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Browns
Ferry Bridge
Tualatin, Oregon, USA
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A-boy Bridge
Tigard, Oregon, USA
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Bridge
Type: Side Girder
A
side girder bridge was used at this creek crossing to minimize the obstruction
into the waterway.
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Bridge
Type: Bowstring Truss
A
bowstring truss bridge 11’ wide by 145’ long was chosen to span this busy
thoroughfare.
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Cedar Hills Overcrossing Bridge II
Beaverton, Oregon, USA
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Clatsop County Fair Bridge
Astoria, Oregon, USA
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Bridge
Type: Parallel Chord Truss
This 8' x 120' parallel chord truss bridge allows county fair attendees to safely cross a state highway.
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Bridge
Type: Arch
The
River Run Golf Course in San Diego chose this 11’ x 117’ Arch Bridge. Stainless steel cable (¼" diameter) was used to meet the 4" rail opening
requirement, providing a very "open feel" to the bridge.
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Mission Valley Bridge
San Diego, California, USA
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Bird Sanctuary Bridge
Yamato City, Japan
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Bridge
Type: Cable Stayed
Western
Wood Structures supplied this 174’ long cable stayed bridge to the
city of Yokohama.
The architectural treatment of the timber towers contributed to the cultural appeal of the bridge.
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Bridge
Type: Suspension
A
50’ long suspension bridge was chosen to span a water feature at this Virgin
Island resort.
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Sugar Bay Bridge
St. Thomas
U.S. Virgin Islands
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Snoqualmie Falls Bridge
Snoqualmie Falls,
Washington, USA
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Bridge
Type: Covered
This
8’ x 110’ covered bridge allows pedestrians to cross a state highway on
their way to the Snoqualmie Falls trail.
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