Nutty Narrows Bridge (original) (raw)

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Die Nutty Narrows Bridge (dt. „Nussige-Enge-Brücke“) ist eine Brücke, die speziell für Grauhörnchen gebaut wurde. Sie überquert den Olympia Way, eine vielbefahrene Straße in Longview, Washington in den Vereinigten Staaten und ermöglicht Grauhörnchen das gefahrlose Überqueren der Fahrbahn. Erbaut hat die Nutty Narrows Bridge 1963 Amos Peters, nachdem er wiederholt überfahrene Grauhörnchen entdeckte. Das Konzept der Eichhörnchenbrücke als Maßnahme zum Artenschutz – hier meist des Eurasischen Eichhörnchens – wird seit Beginn des 21. Jahrhunderts auch in verschiedenen europäischen Ländern eingesetzt. (de)
The Nutty Narrows Bridge is a squirrel bridge in Longview, Washington, United States. It spans Olympia Way near R. A. Long Park in downtown Longview, comprising a 60 feet (18 m) catenary bridge with a center section resembling a suspension bridge. The bridge was built by local contractor Amos Peters in 1963 and named by a city councilwoman, in a likely nod to the Tacoma Narrows Bridge. The bridge was proposed after local tenants noticed that several squirrels had died while crossing the street in search of nuts. The proposal garnered national attention and was quickly approved by the city council. It was installed on March 19, 1963, and saw use by squirrels the following day. The bridge was removed for repairs and renovations several times in the late 20th century and remains a symbol of Longview. The Nutty Narrows was moved from its original location in 2005 following the discovery of termite damage in the oak trees holding up its structure. Its new location, in the middle of a traffic circle, was determined to be a distraction to motorists and prompted a second move in 2010. The bridge inspired the construction of several other squirrel crossings in Longview and the original Nutty Narrows was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2014. (en)
Le Nutty Narrows Bridge est un écureuilloduc situé à Longview (État de Washington). Il est listé au Registre national des lieux historiques. (fr)

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Amos Peters (en)

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Catenary bridge in imitation of a suspension bridge (en)

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Amos Peters, Robert Newhall, and LeRoy Dahl (en)

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Le Nutty Narrows Bridge est un écureuilloduc situé à Longview (État de Washington). Il est listé au Registre national des lieux historiques. (fr)
Die Nutty Narrows Bridge (dt. „Nussige-Enge-Brücke“) ist eine Brücke, die speziell für Grauhörnchen gebaut wurde. Sie überquert den Olympia Way, eine vielbefahrene Straße in Longview, Washington in den Vereinigten Staaten und ermöglicht Grauhörnchen das gefahrlose Überqueren der Fahrbahn. Erbaut hat die Nutty Narrows Bridge 1963 Amos Peters, nachdem er wiederholt überfahrene Grauhörnchen entdeckte. (de)
The Nutty Narrows Bridge is a squirrel bridge in Longview, Washington, United States. It spans Olympia Way near R. A. Long Park in downtown Longview, comprising a 60 feet (18 m) catenary bridge with a center section resembling a suspension bridge. The bridge was built by local contractor Amos Peters in 1963 and named by a city councilwoman, in a likely nod to the Tacoma Narrows Bridge. (en)

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