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Culverts are small, tunnel-like structures that allow water to pass under roads and railways, while bridges span larger areas in order to provide a passage over water, roads, or other obstacles. Bridges are usually made of reinforced concrete or steel, while culverts are usually made of concrete, meRead more
Culverts are small, tunnel-like structures that allow water to pass under roads and railways, while bridges span larger areas in order to provide a passage over water, roads, or other obstacles. Bridges are usually made of reinforced concrete or steel, while culverts are usually made of concrete, metal, or plastic pipes.
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