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Millau Viaduct (Engineering Feats)

 
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It hovers more than 1,000 feet into the sky. On foggy days, it is like driving in the clouds. It is the Millau Viaduct. And it is perhaps the most incredible bridge in the world. The beautiful structure sits over the Tarn River and beautiful French countryside. Learn about the geniuses that designed it and how it was built. Learn about how it has saved millions of drivers a lot of time and a lot of money. Learn about the tiny town of Millau. Learn about how the people there have embraced what is now a famous landmark. This book gives readers everything they would want to know about a stunning structure that has hosted more than five million vehicles since it opened in 2004.

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  • PublisherMitchell Lane Publishers
  • Publication date2018
  • ISBN 10 1680201662
  • ISBN 13 9781680201666
  • BindingLibrary Binding
  • Number of pages48

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