Talk:Ferry Bridge, Burton

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Claims to uniqueness

The article claims the bridge design to be unique or nearly so because (1) the suspension chains aren't anchored in the ground - this is not even slightly unique, this is a Self-anchored suspension bridge, another example in the UK is Chelsea Bridge. (2) the suspension "chains" are made from riveted plate rather than from chains or wire cables, again not unique, other examples include Grunwald Bridge in Wroclaw, and Tower Bridge in London.