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cantilever bridge

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cantilever bridge
a bridge having spans that are constructed as cantilevers and often a suspended span or spans, each end of which rests on one end of a cantilever span

cantilever bridge [′kant·əl‚ē·vər ¦brij]
(civil engineering)
A fixed bridge consisting of two spans projecting toward each other and joined at their ends by a suspended simple span.


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The company's workload varies from domestic jobs to specialist projects such as providing scaffolding for church towers, lighthouses and cantilever bridges.
Anderson said the cantilever bridge is safe thanks to routine maintenance, but a long-term solution needs to be found.
Opened in 1890, the cantilever bridge across the River Forth - which is part of Ms Eadie's Dunfermline East constituency - still carries the vital East Coast mainline railway link.
 
 
 
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