Talk:List of longest beam bridge spans
This is literally a repetition of the truss bridge and cantilever bridge lists: new section
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== This is literally a repetition of the truss bridge and cantilever bridge lists == |
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The problem arises from the fact that the Wikipedia community hasn't cleared out what is considered a beam bridge, a truss bridge or a cantilever bridge, an issue that has also been discussed in the truss bridge and cantilever bridge lists. |
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A beam bridge is by definition a bridge whose deck is supported by two piers like a beam. That meaning, it's not a truss and if it was cut in the middle it wouldn't work like two cantilevers. |
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You may as well start by excluding all bridges made of a metallic truss, whether continuous or cantilevered, and keep concrete bridges. From those, you may then remove bridges like the Sfalassà Viaduct cause the structure of that one is cantilevered. [[Special:Contributions/~2026-12281-01|~2026-12281-01]] ([[User talk:~2026-12281-01|talk]]) 06:07, 19 April 2026 (UTC) |
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