The
types trusses used in the construction of
New
Brunswick's Covered Bridges
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shows the Howe Truss |
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on this Howe Truss |
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aren't crossed on this Howe Truss bridge |
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a Burr truss from the Peter Jonah Bridge |
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on this Burr truss. This is found on the Bamford Colpitts Bridge |
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(Poirier Bridge) before it's reconstruction show the Howe truss |
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This is the Burr Truss on the Magaguadavic River #7 (Flume Ridge). |
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Three other examples of the
Burr Truss
These are from the William Mitton Bridge These pictures were provided
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