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'''Indiano Bridge''' is the first earth-anchored [[Cable stayed bridge]] in the world. |
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Date of construction: [[1973]]-[[1977]] |
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Indiano Bridge is the first earth-anchored Cable stayed bridge in the world.
It is a bridge across the Arno River in locality Indiano near Florence (Italy)
Date of construction: 1973-1977
Owner: Comune di Firenze (Italy)
Contractor: C.M.F. Spa - Guasticce (Livorno -Italy)
Structural design: prof. dr. ing. Fabrizio de Miranda (Milano - Italy)
Span: 206 m.
Type of bridge: highway, earth anchored cable-stayed bridge with central towers and a steel stiffened plate girder composed of 2 trapezoidal box-girders connected by a cross-beams and horizontal bracings.