For the regular bridge, one must build genuinely long to connect the two banks of the levees and constantly upgrade the high up to ferry boats not hit. While many countries are confused with the construction of the bridge, the Netherlands were all to more than two decades by this breakthrough ideas. Veluwemeer is a unique architecture of the worldThe bridge country is 19 m wide and deep, 25 m long, 3 m in the small town of Harderwijk (Netherlands). During this unique bridge design, the engineers have chosen to build waterways on the N302, where there are about 28,000 cars pass each day. Veluwemeer in on a tunnel should set both cars and never had to "scramble" space travelWhen the plan to build the bridge was announced there have been so many ideas discussed. The majority of the engineers that built the bridges should normally, or underwater tunnel. But these projects are quite expensive and take a long time to build. The request is how traffic on land and under water are operating smoothly, without being obstructed by ferry boats.Finally, we give a decision seemed utopian, which is building a bridge to the water. Compared to the other bridge building techniques, this unique design helps save a lot of construction costs and maximize the efficiency of the water bridge. Veluwemeer has a depth of 3 meters under water, allowing the small boat and the other underwater vehicles can pass easilyIf a tunnel is going to spend a lot of time and effort. If built the road also means bigger budget requirements, build longer. This combined with design requirements for movement of moderate waterway is a perfect choice. The bridge also has a pedestrian pathways on either side of the road the highway lanes. Under this design, automotive and pedestrian save the ramp round up, short paths and scenic delight. Unlike the design of the bridge crossing the river or road, this special water bridge design to allow continuous traffic both on land and on water.Veluwemeer is considered one of the world's shortest water bridge. This water system helped connect the continental Netherlands with the island named Flevoland, which was known as the greatest artificial islands in the world.
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