The suspension bridge inventory reference with abbreviation "CAB" appears below with the list of all bridges citing this reference. Also view the complete list of references.
Kranakis, Eda. Constructing A Bridge. 1997.
(CAB)- Thorough and detailed, this book explores the simultaneous rise of suspension bridges in France and the U.S. focusing on Finley's chain suspension bridges and Navier's Pont des Invalides. Kranakis explores the cultural factors that influenced the enginee
- 1801 Jacob's Creek (Iron Bridge, Chain Bridge) - Iron Bridge, Mount Pleasant vicinity, Pennsylvania, USA
- 1807 Chain - Georgetown, District of Columbia and Virginia, USA
- 1807 Wills Creek - Cumberland, Maryland, USA
- 1809 (suspension bridge) - Brownsville vicinity, Pennsylvania, USA
- 1809 (suspension bridge) - Brownsville, Pennsylvania, USA
- 1809 Schuylkill Falls - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
- 1810 (suspension bridge) - Frankfort, Kentucky, USA
- 1810 (suspension bridge) - Paulings Ford, Pennsylvania, USA
- 1810 (suspension bridge) - Reading, Pennsylvania, USA
- 1810 (suspension bridge) - Wilmington, Delaware, USA
- 1810 (suspension bridge) - Wrightstown, Pennsylvania, USA
- 1810 Chain (Essex-Merrimack) - Newburyport, Massachusetts, USA
- 1811 (suspension bridge) - Juniata Crossing, Pennsylvania, USA
- 1811 (suspension bridge) - Kentucky, USA
- 1811 (suspension bridge) - Kentucky, USA
- 1811 Third Street - Easton, Pennsylvania, USA
- 1814 Hamilton Street - Allentown, Pennsylvania, USA
- 1820 Wills Creek - Cumberland, Maryland, USA
- 1823 (suspension bridge) - Réunion, France
- 1823 (suspension bridge) - Réunion, France
- 1824 Biery's - Biery's Port (Catasauqua), Pennsylvania, USA
- 1824 Lehigh Gap (Palmerton) - Lehigh Gap, Pennsylvania, USA
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