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See: chain, connect, connection, contact, join, nexus, relate BRIDGE. A building constructed over a river, creek, or other stream, or
ditch or other place, in order to facilitate the passage over the same. 3
Harr. 108.
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The meandering access road bridges a pair of streams and offers the first glimpse of the hilly landscape that, Havel says, posed some design challenges for the park's engineers. The engineers record information about the availability or otherwise and state of road bridges, water-development works, and other facilities on the routes of movement, natural water obstacles (flow speed, nature of soil of the bed and banks, availability and state of fords and crossings), etc. Youngsters were instead directed to the Spring or Tierra Rejada road bridges, he said. |
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