Superstructure
It is any type of support beam or structure.
span
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Yes, it is like a bridge, but it is generally a natural formation. A causeway is a raised roadway or roadbed or natural bridge, usually over a body of water. A "bridge", in the majority of cases implies a man-made structure.
In the UK, the minimum height for an unmarked bridge is typically 16.5 feet (5.03 meters) above the waterway or roadbed. This height is based on guidelines for ensuring safe passage for vehicles and boats. However, the exact height can vary depending on local regulations, so it's crucial for drivers and boaters to be aware of specific local conditions.
it protects from tension and compression
The foundational or floating structure supporting the road surface portion of a bridge.
No it's not it's a noun.
north bridge
the above portion of the earth is called the earth's crust
A drawbridge. There are different types of draw bridges. A bridge that lifts the roadbed straight up along two towers is called a lift bridge. One that tilts one side or the other using a cantilever system is called a cantilever bridge. A bridge that pivots the span from its center allowing vessels to pass on either side is called a swing bridge. All these bridges are considered draw bridges.
It is the portion of the character that lies above the midline.