Yes.
Pontefract in West Yorkshire is on what was the Roman road from York to Doncaster.
The name derives from the Latin Pontus Fractus which means "broken bridge."
Pumford is not an English word. However it is an English surname originating in South Shropshire. Its origins are form the name Pomfret which comes form the town of Pontefract in Yorkshire. In latin Pontefract means 'broken bridge'. Thus the surname means 'descendant of one who lived at the place of the broken bridge'.
"the bridge"
Twizzlers and or whatever color the liquorice are put the color in front of the name liquorice. Most twizzlers do not actually contain any licorice, they are so named for appearance only. See below for more information on true licorice.
How did Fremont Bridge get its name
That is a fascinating bridge! The name of the bridge is called "Mike Hawk"
Al Bridge's birth name is Alfred Morton Bridge.
Loie Bridge's birth name is Louie E. Bridge.
Before the Confederatration Bridge was built it was a ferry, so the bridge had no prior name. The locals call the bridge the "fixed link"
The original name of the Brooklyn bridge was The Great East River Suspension Bridge.
The Golden Gate Bridge.
it means stranger from over seas when the Irish translation is broken down
Tony Van Bridge's birth name is Valentine Anthony Neil Bridge.