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  • Crossing at Right Angle To The Stream 2. Hump in The Centre 3. Absence of Foothpath 4. Aesthetic (Stones & Arch.) 5. As A Means of Short-Cut

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    Bridges were historically built to cross streams at a right angle, with an arched structure and hump in the center to allow water to flow underneath. They lacked footpaths but provided an aesthetic design using stones and arches, and served as a shortcut across the waterway.

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    Bridges were historically built to cross streams at a right angle, with an arched structure and hump in the center to allow water to flow underneath. They lacked footpaths but provided an aesthetic design using stones and arches, and served as a shortcut across the waterway.

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    Crossing at Right Angle To The Stream 2. Hump in The Centre 3. Absence of Foothpath 4. Aesthetic (Stones & Arch.) 5. As A Means of Short-Cut

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    Bridges were historically built to cross streams at a right angle, with an arched structure and hump in the center to allow water to flow underneath. They lacked footpaths but provided an aesthetic design using stones and arches, and served as a shortcut across the waterway.

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    WHY BRIDGE?

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    Crossing at right angle to the stream Hump in the centre Absence of foothpath Aesthetic ( Stones & arch.) As a means of short cut

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