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What was a drawbridge used for?

Updated: 8/22/2023
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Drawbridges on castles were a precaution against enemy attack because they provided the only passage in and out of moat-surrounded castles. They could be raised on chains to prevent access.

Bascule bridges, commonly known as drawbridges, can open in the middle to allow passage of ships that are too tall to pass underneath the bridge. There are single-leaf and double-leaf designs depending on the size and location.

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so in case the castle that was in danger by invaders they would raise the draw bridge and it would make it harde to get in

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a draw bridge is for when boats cross then the drawbridge lifts up

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