Constructed in 1937, Coronation Bridge in Darjeeling district, India, is an engineering marvel of its time. The beam and slab deck is supported on a single arch spanning across the Teesta river. The arch with box section, was constructed by a cantilever method, where the cantilever from each end was supported by temporary stays from the pier at the respective end. This reinforced concrete road bridge is a feat of engineering for design, construction and sustainability.
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