External Links:

• Structurae - Structure ID 20010897

Notes:

• Adjacent to a newer simple suspension bridge not listed in the inventory.

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• Removed at some point between August 2013 and November 2015. Replaced with an arch pedestrian bridge.

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• Appears to be removed or derelict in 2010s satellite imagery.

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• Unconventional suspension system with overlapping asymmetric cables.
• Similar to 1889 Fiorentini (Ferro, Soldo, Soldino) - Rome, Italy.
• Similar to 1936 Kindee - Kindee, Ellenborough vicinity, New South Wales, Australia.
• Similar to 1951 Marias River (Pugsley) - Chester vicinity, Montana, USA.
• Similar to Allan - Segenhoe, Scone vicinity, New South Wales, Australia.
• Similar to Ininskiy (Ининский) - Inya (Иня), Altai Republic, Russia.
• Similar to Reku Vel' - Solginskiy (Солгинский), Arkhangelsk Oblast, Russia.

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• Next to (suspension bridge) - Sazin vicinity, Pakistan.

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• Appears to connect the rooftop Memorial do Rio Tietê to a trail alongside the Tietê River effectively crossing the rooftop of an adjacent building, not actually crossing the river. Its bridge, cables, and deck are painted a color similar to the brickwork of the building making this large footbridge somewhat camouflaged and very difficult to discern in present day (2020) satellite images.
• Near (footbridge) - São Paulo, Brazil.

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• A tower from a former suspension bridge is visible next to the present day (2020) cable-stayed bridge at this location.
• Near (footbridge) - São Paulo, Brazil.

Notes:

• Based on historical aerial images, constructed prior to 1947.

Notes:

• Patrick S. O'Donnell provided a rough main span estimate of 120 feet.

External Links:

• Facebook - Bridge connecting Osla and Seema. Image of the bridge, posted March 2016.
• Google Maps. Image of the bridge, May 2015.
• Google Maps - Seema To Osla Bridge. Image of the bridge, May 2022.

Notes:

• Possibly two suspension bridges at this location starting in the mid-2010s.

External Links:

• Google Maps. Image with one, possibly two, suspension bridges in the distance.

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• Appears to have been destroyed by the catastrophic Uttarakhand flooding in June 2013.

External Links:

• Google Maps - Nandaprayag. Image of the destroyed bridge.
• Tīrtha-Yātrā: KARNA PRAYAG, NANDA PRAYAG, ADI BADRI, RANIKHET AND NAINITAL. Blog post from July 2014, presumably based on a trip taken before the bridge was destroyed in 2013. Image of the bridge appears in the section titled "Nanda Prayag".

Notes:

• Adjacent to Seven Fountains Rd. low-water vehicle crossing.

External Links:

• Bridgehunter.com | 7 Fountains Rd Swinging / Suspension Footbridge

Notes:

• Near (footbridge) - Shattuck Clearing vicinity and Long Lake vicinity, New York, USA.

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• Near (footbridge) - Shattuck Clearing vicinity and Long Lake vicinity, New York, USA.

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• Located at a hydroelectrical plant.
• 2011, September: At this point, the bridge is in a derelict state with large sections of the deck missing.
• 2014: At some point since 2011, the bridge is removed except for the abutments.

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• Near (footbridge) - Shinano, Nagano, Japan.

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• Near (footbridge) - Shinano, Nagano, Japan.

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• One of several suspension bridges around Harafudō Falls. This bridge's deck appears to be currently (as of 2010s) supported by substantial I-beams such that it is highly doubtful the bridge is functioning as a suspension bridge.
• Near Harafudō - Shiso, Hyogo, Japan.
• Near Harafudō - Shiso, Hyogo, Japan.

External Links:

• Bridgehunter.com | North Suck Creek Suspension Bridge

Notes:

• Next to 2020 (suspension bridge) - Sipali Chilaune (सिपाली चिलाउने) and Khanalthok (खनालथोक), Nepal.

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• Alaska Digital Archives identifier UAA-HMC-0518-20b is a photograph of this bridge from the 1890s.

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• Near (footbridge) - Slanesville vicinity, West Virginia, USA.

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• Near (footbridge) - Slanesville vicinity, West Virginia, USA.

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• Destroyed by major flood that ravaged the town, June 24, 1950.

External Links:

• Doddridge County Heritage Guild - The Great Flood of 1950

Notes:

• Built at some point before 1966. Removed and replaced 2013-2015.

External Links:

• Instagram - Den gamle hengebrua…

Notes:

• Deck rests on secondary cables instead of deck stringers.

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• Constructed by WPA in the 1930s, rebuilt in 1989.

Notes:

• Nancy Fraser writes that this bridge was relocated from Lewiston by Amos Gerald.
• Coordinates indicate approximate location.
• Moved from 1891 (footbridge) - Lewiston, Maine, USA.

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• Wide footbridge used by golf carts.