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swing bridge
1. a low bridge that can be rotated about a vertical axis, esp to permit the passage of ships
2. NZ a pedestrian bridge over a river, suspended by heavy wire cables

swing bridge [′swiŋ ‚brij]
(civil engineering)
A movable bridge that pivots in a horizontal plane about a center pier.


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Young people from Oxclose Community school worked with Swingbridge Video to produce the Good But Misunderstood photographic exhibition, which explores perceptions of young people, crime and antisocial behaviour.
Tavistock Italia, Swingbridge Quayside, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 3RG, (0191) 222- 0164.
He has been taking long walks along the canal and reckons the top spots are close to the footbridge at Hall Lane in Maghull, behind Maghull Royal British Legion and in Lydiate on the stretch of canal between Green Lane swingbridge and the Running Horses pub.
 
 
 
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