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The 17 pages that link to Bridge, each with the reason it gives.

• ExpressionismBroader topic: Its members used rough forms and intense color to challenge academic painting.

• FerryCompared with: Bridges provide a fixed crossing where ferries require vessels and schedules.

• RoadRelated: Bridges let roads continue across terrain that cannot support an ordinary roadway.

• StaticsBroader topic: Bridge design uses static load paths to check forces in decks, piers, and supports.

• Bridge pierNarrower topic: A pier is one of the supports within this broader structure.

• CausewayCompared with: A bridge spans water or ground; a causeway generally crosses it on raised fill.

• ViaductNarrower topic: A viaduct is a bridge form distinguished by its length and repeated spans.

• Immersed tube tunnelCompared with: Bridges avoid underwater excavation but can affect navigation and exposure to weather.

• Chesapeake Bay Bridge–TunnelNarrower topic: Long bridge sections span the shallower waters between the crossing’s islands and shore.

• Building (structure)Compared with: Unlike a building, it primarily supports passage across space rather than enclosing occupied rooms.

• OrléansRelated: Control of the Loire crossing at Orléans was central to movement and supply.

• Gay TaleseBroader topic: It turns a vast engineering project into a story of workers and construction.

• Banpo BridgeNarrower topic: Banpo Bridge uses a road-bridge structure to cross a wide river.

• FlorianópolisNarrower topic: The city’s bridge links enable access while concentrating traffic at a few crossings.

• Hart CraneBroader topic: This is Crane’s defining long poem and the clearest expression of his national vision.

• Ponte Sant'AngeloNarrower topic: Ponte Sant'Angelo combines the basic work of a crossing with monumental urban design.

• Underwater tunnelCompared with: A bridge crosses above water, while an underwater tunnel passes beneath it.