How do they the forth road bridge free of ice?

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The Firth of Forth was not "built" - it was created by a glacier in the last ice age. A firth is the lowland Scots word for an inlet from the sea, much the same as the Scandinavian word 'fjord' - in this case the estuary of the River Forth. I think you probably mean "When was the Forth (Rail) Bridge built?", and the answer to that is between 1883 & 1890. It was joined by a parallel road bridge in 1964. The railway bridge - still a hugely impressive structure - was the engineering wonder of its age, though it was achieved at the cost of many workers' lives. It is seen in a number of old films - most famously in both the 1935 & 1959 versions of "The 39 Steps".

There is a road in Northern Canada and Northern Alaska, The Ice Road, where tractor trailers ride over frozen lakes and rivers all winter long. It is like going over hundreds of miles of ice bridges.

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I don't think there's a way to get a free membership :( But I've had heard rumors that if you jump on the ice in mount shiver or jump on the bridge in coral canyons.....but then again those are rumors...i'de make multiple accounts and make them all jump on the bridge or the ice :)

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The Canadian province of Prince Edward Island is connected to the province of New Brunswick via the Confederation Bridge. The 12.9 kilometre long bridge is the world's longest road bridge, and crosses ice-covered water. It was opened to traffic in 1997.

Yes Japan and Korea did have a land bridge in the Ice Age.

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The Confederation Bridge which is the longest bridge over ice-covered water.

If you are referring to the Bering strait land bridge, it wasn't made but was part of the earth. It was an ice bridge.

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I think its because higher up its colder, meaning condensation occurs quicker in the clouds turning the water particles into ice and letting the ice hit the surface of the bridge, also more drops come down from the clouds and spread out as they get lower so they don't fill in as many spaces as they would when hitting the bridge. Hope that answered your question :)

The land bridge was between Asia and North America, it connected the two continent. It was also an ice bridge connecting the two at the time of the ice age.

The "Land Bridge" was a theoretical "ice bridge" between East Russia and Alaka which enabled the Native Americans to travel to America. It was caused because of the most recent Ice Age because the Arctic Ice advanced to the Bering Strait (the body of water that currently seperates Alaska and Russia). There is no Land Bridge now because when the Ice Age ended the ice melted , which left only water.

According to a Glossary of Bride Terminology, there are several choices: An ice apron, aka ice breaker or starling, that is placed on the upstream end of a bridge pier to protect from moving ice. An ice-break or ice-breaker is a structure (masonry or timber) that protects the bridge pier from moving ice. An ice guard is a structure placed placed on the up-stream side of the bridge pier that diverts the ice or breaks large pieces into smaller ones. A starling is also called a cutwater. Those are structures that generally protect the structure from damage by water, ice and drift.

The Beringia land bridge was created when the sea levels were lowered as water was stored in the ice caps and glaciers. As the ice caps and glaciers melted, the land bridge became submerged.

The book after The Burning Bridge is The Ice Bound Land.

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