Eads Bridge - Eads Bridge
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Eads Bridge : A bridge over the Mississippi River in eastern Missouri, USA. It connects St. Louis and East St. Louis. Its maximum span is 158 meters. It was built in 1874 using the pneumatic caisson method, designed by construction engineer James Eads. It was originally the longest steel arch bridge in the world. It is used by both railroads and roads. Source: About Shogakukan Digital Daijisen Information | Legend |
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《Eads Bridge》米国ミズーリ州東部にある、ミシシッピ川に架かる橋。セントルイスとイーストセントルイスを結ぶ。最大径間158メートル。1874年に建設技術者ジェームズ＝イーズの設計により、空気ケーソン工法を用いて建造。当初は世界でもっとも長い鉄鋼製のアーチ橋だった。鉄道と道路が共用する。
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