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Bridge
A bridge spans an obstacle, typically featuring structural supports, decks, railings, and vehicle or pedestrian pathways.
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A vertical structural support beneath a bridge, typically made of concrete, steel, or masonry.
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A bridge’s reported state, typically showing whether it is intact, worn, damaged, or in need of repair.
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A bridge crane is industrial lifting equipment, typically consisting of a movable overhead beam and hoist.
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A bridge deck is the roadway or walking surface supported by a bridge, typically shown with lanes, barriers, or pavement.
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Bridge deterioration shows damaged infrastructure, typically including spalled concrete, rusted beams, exposed rebar, and cracked decks.
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A bridge expansion joint is a roadway gap-covering component, typically appearing as a grooved metal strip across bridge lanes.
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A web-building spider with a rounded abdomen and a circular orb web stretched across vegetation.
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A bridge railing is a protective barrier along a bridge edge, typically made from metal, concrete, or wood.
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The sheltered space beneath a bridge, typically forming a passage for roads, paths, or railways.
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A view featuring a bridge, typically showing its roadway, supporting structure, railings, or surrounding landscape.
Explore →footprints natureBridgelip Sucker
A freshwater sucker fish with a distinct bridgelike lip, typically found in flowing rivers.
Explore →footprints natureBridges' And Orzell's Bluecurls
Bridges' and Orzell's Bluecurls are small flowering plants with blue, curled blossoms along slender stems.
Explore →footprints natureBridges' Brodiaea
A brodiaea wildflower, typically producing slender stems topped with small purple or blue blooms.
Explore →footprints natureBridges' Cliffbrake
Bridges' cliffbrake is a delicate fern growing from rocky crevices, with narrow divided fronds.
Explore →footprints natureBridges' Coast Range Shoulderband Snail
A rare land snail, typically bearing a banded spiral shell and inhabiting coastal forests.
Explore →footprints natureBridges' Gilia
A delicate annual wildflower with thin stems and small, tubular purple or pink blossoms.
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A native penstemon with upright stems and tubular flowers, often growing in rocky habitats.
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A pincushion-like flowering plant with compact blooms and fine, clustered structures.
Explore →footprints natureBridges's Guan
Bridges's guan is a large forest bird, typically shown perched or feeding in tropical vegetation.
Explore →footprints natureBridges’ Gayfeather
Bridges’ gayfeather, typically a tall wildflower with narrow leaves and purple flower spikes.
Explore →footprints natureCambridge Crane's-Bill
Cambridge crane's-bill is a geranium with divided leaves and delicate pink or purple flowers.
Explore →footprints natureCambridge Milk-Parsley
Cambridge milk-parsley, typically a delicate wetland plant with finely divided leaves and tiny clustered flowers.
Explore →footprints natureCambridge's Crab Spider
A crab spider, typically flat-bodied with sideways-pointing legs and camouflage coloring.
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A covered bridge is a roofed roadway bridge, typically built from timber with enclosed or partially enclosed sides.
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A cycle bridge is a bridge for bicycles, typically featuring a dedicated path, safety barriers, and gentle gradients.
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A damaged safety barrier along a bridge, typically showing bent, broken, or missing railing sections.
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A bridge with a movable section that lifts or pivots to allow boats or vehicles to pass.
Explore →footprints natureFaulconbridge Mallee Ash
Faulconbridge Mallee Ash is a eucalyptus tree, typically showing twisted branches, narrow leaves, and pale flowers.
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A footbridge is a pedestrian crossing, typically a narrow bridge spanning water, roads, railways, or other obstacles.
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A pedestrian bridge is a footbridge spanning roads, railways, or waterways to provide safe walking access.
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A pedestrian bridge scene shows a footbridge, typically spanning roads, waterways, railways, or other obstacles.
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A pipe bridge is an elevated structure carrying pipes across a gap, typically supported by steel or concrete.
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A floating bridge made from connected pontoons, typically appearing as a roadway supported across water.
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A bridge carrying railway tracks, typically supported by steel or concrete structures over roads or waterways.
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A road bridge scene shows a bridge carrying traffic over water, roads, railways, or terrain.
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A rope bridge is a suspended walkway, typically made from ropes and wooden planks across an outdoor gap.
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A skybridge is an elevated enclosed or covered walkway connecting buildings, often spanning streets or open spaces.
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A bridge built from stone blocks, typically spanning a stream or roadway with arches or sturdy supports.
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A bridge supported by suspended cables, typically featuring a roadway or walkway hanging between tall towers.
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A suspension bridge crossing is a pedestrian bridge, typically using cables, suspended decking, railings, and scenic surroundings.
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A narrow bridge crossing a trail or creek, typically made of wood with simple railings.
Explore →footprints natureTrowbridge's Shrew
A shrew, typically appearing as a tiny mammal with a pointed snout and dense fur.
Explore →footprints natureTunbridge Filmy Fern
A Tunbridge filmy fern, typically a delicate translucent fern growing in humid, shaded habitats.
Explore →footprints natureTunbridge Wells Gem
A Tunbridge Wells gem moth, typically showing intricate jewel-like markings on patterned wings.
Explore →VisualUtility Bridge
A utility bridge carries pipes, cables, or conduits, typically across roads, waterways, or other obstacles.
Explore →footprints natureWoodbridge Poison
Woodbridge poison, typically a poisonous plant with distinctive foliage or flowers.
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