London's Tower Bridge, which crosses the Thames near the Tower of London is a Bascule bridge whereby two halves of the bridge swing into the air to let tall ships pass underneath. The mechanism is made of steel but encased in stone for the sake of appearance. Naturally the road surfaces are tarmacadam.
Steel and Metal
the bridge i think (pretty sure)
cassions were in the way
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The George Washington Bridge is primarily constructed of steel, which provides the necessary strength and durability for its design as a suspension bridge. The bridge's main cables are made of thousands of individual steel wires, while the deck and towers also utilize reinforced steel elements. Additionally, concrete is used for the bridge's roadbed and some supporting structures. The combination of these materials ensures the bridge can withstand heavy traffic and environmental stresses.
George Washington did not build Washington, D.C. It was named after him. It held it's first assembly in 1800.
The material used to build the bridge was wood and steel
iron
The current London Bridge is a pre-stressed concrete box girder bridge.
Steel idots.
Washington Roebling worked on the Cincinatti-Covington bridge with his father from 1865-1867. He also assisted his father on the Allegheny bridge project from 1858 to 1860
The current London Bridge, built in 1973, is a pre-stressed concrete structure.