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pony truss bridges. In the 1920s and 1930s,
Pennsylvania and
several states continued to
build steel truss bridges,
using m****ive
steel through-
truss...
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bottom chords of the
truss arched,
forming a lens shape. A
lenticular pony truss bridge is a
bridge design that
involves a
lenticular truss extending above...
- in
Navajo County,
eastern Arizona,
United States. It is a
steel Warren Pony truss bridge over
Chevelon Cr****,
built on the
first permanent road connecting...
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width of 16 feet (4.9 m). Its main span is a 798 feet (243 m) Warren-type
pony truss bridge suspended by
cables from
rocker type towers. The span is held by...
- is a single-span
Warren pony truss structure,
carrying 271st
Street across the West
Branch of the
Vermilion River. The
trusses rest on
rubblestone abutments...
- one mile (1.6 km)
south of Bridgeport,
crossing over a 38-span
steel pony truss bridge over the
South Canadian River, byp****ing
Calumet and
Geary by several...
- 56-090-096, near
Forestburg in
Sanborn County,
South Dakota, is a
Warren pony truss bridge built by the Iowa
Bridge Company in 1912. It was
listed on the...
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girders from buckling. In the half-through
bridge (also
called a
pony truss), the
bridge deck is
supported between two
plate girders,
often on top...
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Coffin Bridge (formerly
known as the
Buffalo Cr**** Bridge) is a
Pratt pony truss bridge that
spans Buffalo Cr**** in Long Grove, Illinois,
United States...
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Ripson Bridge is a
truss bridge located southeast of Sorento, Illinois, in the
United States. It is the last
pony truss bridge in Bond County, and one...
