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• At former location of 1935 (suspension bridge) - Hector vicinity, Stockton, West Coast, New Zealand.

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• Near (footbridge) - Helper, Utah, USA.

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• Near (footbridge) - Helper, Utah, USA.

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• Near Dry Fork - Hendricks vicinity, West Virginia, USA.

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• Eckhard Bernstorff notes of this self-anchored bridge: "Two chains on each side of main span, only running from one tower to mid of main span. There, all four chains are fixed at the deck."

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• Connected two castellated towers, one sitting on a tiny island in the Ruhr River, at Niedernhof Castle. Removed in 1926 (or soon after) during construction of nearby dam.

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• HARPER: Likely constructed in 1870s.
• Coordinates indicate likely approximate former location of the bridge.

External Links:

• Holme | Harper Bridges

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• Replaced by 1930 Horse Creek - Horse Creek, California, USA.

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• Private bridge providing access to the energy company that operates a nearby hydroelectric dam.

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• Next to (suspension bridge) - Huamancaca, Peru.

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• Replaced by (footbridge) - Ichar, Zanskar, Kargil District, Ladakh, India.

External Links:

• Flickr - Peter Hessel. Image of the bridge, taken July 1983.
• Flickr - Peter Hessel. Image showing activity at one end of the bridge, taken July 1983.

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• Likely destroyed by flood, May 2015.
• Replaced (footbridge) - Ichar, Zanskar, Kargil District, Ladakh, India.
• Replaced by (footbridge) - Ichar, Zanskar, Kargil District, Ladakh, India.

External Links:

• Flickr - Alexander. Image of the bridge, taken July 2012.
• Flickr - Alexander. Image of the bridge, taken July 2012.
• Flickr - Andy Sutton. Image of the bridge, taken October 2013.
• Flickr - Paul A. Fagan. Image of the bridge, taken August 2007.
• Flicky - michaelrmclaughlin. Image of the bridge, taken August 2007.

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• Completed at some point between 2016 and 2019.
• Replaced (footbridge) - Ichar, Zanskar, Kargil District, Ladakh, India.

External Links:

• Flickr - Lopamudra Barman. Image of the bridge, taken October 2021.

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• Was adjacent to a low-water vehicle crossing. Appears to have been removed in 2019 or 2020 upon completion of a higher-level automobile bridge.

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• Wayne Grodkiewicz reports, "I have been doing some investigation on the Riverview Park bridge in Indianapolis. From my investigation so far I have found that there was no Riverview Park in Indianapolis, however it was pointed out by Meg Purnsle from the Indianapolis Historical Society that postcard manufacturers often got names of places wrong on the cards. So it is probably Riverside Park. This park is 'on the corner' of 30th street and the White River. The park is still there in a way. It used to be an amusement park from 1903 to 1970. According to a 1915 map 30th street was extended over the White River and the existence of a foot bridge is not noted. So, the bad news is that this bridge was [probably] torn down sometime between 1912 and 1915. As far as Riverside Park, there is nothing there now but trees. There are some ornate concrete park bridges there now over the White River and the Canal." After further investigation, Wayne wrote: "I have been in contact with the Indiana Historical Society about the bridge at Riverside Park. They have told me there is no concrete documentation about the demise of this bridge but it is general consensus that it was destroyed in the flood of March 1913. It was never replaced."

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• There have been at least two suspension bridges at the speedway. This was a larger three-span wide footbridge that was in existence in 1909.

External Links:

• Facebook - Masih di jembatan gantung Palado Indobanua Galung. Images of the bridge, posted 2017.

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• Patrick S. O'Donnell provided a rough main span estimate of 100 feet.

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• Likely built around 1946-1947 during construction of the Génissiat dam.

External Links:

• Google Maps. "Street view" image with bridge visible in the distance, to the right, taken while mushing across a frozen bay. Dated 2013.
• Twitter. Image of the bridge, posted October 4, 2022.

External Links:

• Structurae - Structure ID 20033887

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• Near (footbridge) - Isumi, Chiba, Japan.

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• Near (footbridge) - Isumi, Chiba, Japan.

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• Built at some point in the 2007-2013 time frame.

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• Replaced by a cable-stayed bridge at some point between 2007 and 2018.

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• Completed at some point in the 2001-2010 time frame. Likely destroyed by the catastrophic Uttarakhand floods in June 2013.
• Next to (footbridge) - Jauljibi (जौलजीबी), Uttarakhand, India and Jadani, Uku, Nepal.
• Near future location of 2014 (footbridge) - Jauljibi (जौलजीबी), Uttarakhand, India and Jadani, Uku, Nepal.

External Links:

• Facebook. Image with the one remaining tower visible across the river under the current (as of 2023) simple suspension bridge. Posted February 7, 2016.
• Facebook. Image of the temporary suspension bridge erected after the 2013 destruction of the two bridges here.
• Google Maps. Image with the one remaining tower visible across the river under the current (as of 2023) simple suspension bridge. Dated February 2018.
• TravelBlog.org - Bridge to Nepal. | Photo. Image of the bridge. Dated February 19, 2011. Adjacent older suspension bridge also visible to the right.

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• Likely destroyed by the catastrophic Uttarakhand floods in June 2013.
• Next to (footbridge) - Jauljibi (जौलजीबी), Uttarakhand, India and Jadani, Uku, Nepal.
• Near future location of 2014 (footbridge) - Jauljibi (जौलजीबी), Uttarakhand, India and Jadani, Uku, Nepal.

External Links:

• TravelBlog.org - Bridge to Nepal. | Photo. Image of the shorter, older stone-towered bridge to the right of a newer steel towered bridge. Dated February 19, 2011.

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• Next to (suspension bridge) - Jayaram Ghat, Nepal.

External Links:

• Hike This Gorgeous Suspension Bridge Trail In Jenison Michigan - onlyinyourstate.com

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• Near (footbridge) - Jenkins Corner vicinity, Pennsylvania, USA.

Notes:

• Rush Wickes writes: "It collapsed once during the mid-1980s due to being overloaded by mischievous Scout campers. It was subsequently rebuilt, explaining the mismatched steel and wood tower combination. The "W" in the tower may very well refer to the phrase, 'Wimachtendienk, Wingolauchsik, Witahemui', or WWW, a motto of the Order of the Arrow honor group. The Octararo lodge of the honor group has its ceremonial fire pit just beyond the steel tower."
• Near (footbridge) - Jenkins Corner vicinity, Pennsylvania, USA.

Notes:

• Completed at some point in the 2010-2012 time frame.

External Links:

• Google Maps. Image of the bridge. February 2022.

Notes:

• Coordinates provided appear to be the approximate vicinity of the bridge, crossing the north/south rail line.

Notes:

• Deck or entire bridge replaced at some point in the 2011-2013 time frame.

External Links:

• Facebook. Images of the bridge, posted June 22, 2019.

External Links:

• Google Maps - Maa Jwalpa Devi Temple. Image with the bridge in the background. February 2022.
• Google Maps - Maa Jwalpa Devi Temple. Image of the bridge, November 2017.

Notes:

• Built at some point in the 2007-2010 time frame.

Notes:

• May have been closed in the 2017-2019 time frame.

External Links:

• Facebook - The cable bridge over the Dhauliganga river.. Image posted May 2017.
• Flickr - Bridge at Juma across Dhauli Ganga river. Image taken June 2017.
• Flickr - Starting point of trek to Dronagiri village and onward to Bagini glacier. Image taken June 2017.
• Google Maps. Image posted June 2017 showing the bridge and nearby truss bridge.

External Links:

• Facebook - Enjoying movement at kalkatak drosh. Image of the bridge, posted February 2021.