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Français : Lavacherie sur Ourthe (Belgique) Pont sur l'Ourthe. Pont métallique suspendu sur haubans construit en juillet 1841. Le premier pont suspendu construit en Belgique. Photo début 20ème siècle. Il fut détruit par bombardement lors de l'Offensive Von Rundstedt (décembre 1944-janvier 1945)
English: Lavacherie sur Ourthe; Luxemburg Province, (Belgium). Bridge on the river Ourthe. First suspended bridge built in Belgium. July 1841. Built on the request of the Orban family. Picture early 20th century.
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