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truss bridge

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truss bridge [′trəs ‚brij]
(civil engineering)
A fixed bridge consisting of members vertically arranged in a triangular pattern.


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French NATO troops guard a steel truss bridge that separate the two ethnic areas, and here KND staffers Miodrag Rodovic and Ivan Radic wait on the Serb side of the river to discuss the challenges facing their non-governmental organization (NGO).
Residents of The Mews will also benefit from its close proximity to downtown Clinton, noted for its historic shopping area, cherry tree-lined streets, and old truss bridge spanning the Raritan River.
The steel-deck truss bridge spans a 1,200-foot-wide gap of the precipitously steep gorge, and it is pedestrian-friendly.
 
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