Category:Forth bridges
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English: The Forth Bridges are two bridges accross the Firth of Forth in Scotland.
- The "Forth Rail Bridge", or more properly just "Forth Bridge", is the older and more famous cantilever railway bridge.
- The "Forth Road Bridge", is the newer concrete suspension bridge carrying road traffic.
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Categories: Bridges in Scotland | Buildings in Fife | Transport in Fife | Firth of Forth | Railway bridges in the United Kingdom | Iron truss cantilever bridges in the United Kingdom | East Coast Main Line | Suspension bridges in the United Kingdom | Concrete beam bridges | Road bridges in the United Kingdom
