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Chap. XXIII.

SWING BRIDGES.

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extends over the abutments to a sufficient distance to counterpoise its weight over thecanal a pivot, or small wheel, enables it to be turned readily. Swing bridges may be

Fig. 2295.

UTRECHT SWING BRIDGE.

constructed on the suspension principle, and made to revolve on rollers working ii

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SWING BRIDGE.

Fig. 2298.

HAVRE SWING BRIDGE.