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What structure was the Brooklyn bridge made out of?
the Brooklyn bridge was made of a suspension Bridge.
When was the Brooklyn bridge made?
The Brooklyn bridge was made around 1869 to 1883.
What covers the Brooklyn Bridge?
The Brooklyn Bridge is made of wire cable.
Is it true that the Bessemer process played a large role in the building of the Brooklyn bridge?
The Brooklyn Bridge is made of steel. The Bessemer process made steel affordable.
Is the Brooklyn bridge made of bricks?
No, the Brooklyn Bridge is not made of bricks. It is primarily constructed from granite, limestone, and steel. The bridge features large masonry towers made of granite and a steel cable suspension system, which allows it to span the East River between Manhattan and Brooklyn.
Why is Brooklyn bridge important?
Before the Brooklyn Bridge was built, there was no way to cross the East River from Brooklyn to Manhattan, or Manhattan to Brooklyn, except by boat. Traveling between them was extremely inconvenient. The Brooklyn Bridge changed all that. It made commuting much easier; it was now possible for people to live in Brooklyn, but work in Manhattan. It is not a coincidence that the five boroughs -- which at the time were separate cities -- incorporated into one city in 1898, only 5 years after the bridge opened. The Brooklyn Bridge helped bind the boroughs together into one city.
Is the Brooklyn bridge a arch bridge?
The brooklyn bridge is not a arch bridge
Is Brooklyn Bridge a cantilever bridge?
The Brooklyn Bridge is a suspension bridge.
Materials to make the Brooklyn bridge?
it was made out of iron and steel
How much did the Brooklyn bridge cost to be made?
2o milli
When was the Brooklyn Bridge first made?
Construction of The Brooklyn Bridge began in late December of 1869, or early January of 1870 (depending on who you ask), and the bridge opened on May 24, 1883.
What two technical advancements made the building of the Brooklyn bridge possible?
The Brooklyn Bridge was the first suspension bridge to use steel for its cable wire and the first to use pneumatic caissons.
