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2006 (UTC) Pontoon bridge → Floating bridge – Not all floating bridges are pontoon bridges, but floating bridge redirects to pontoon bridges. There probably...

"It was reportedly named for a pontoon-type bridge present in the area c. 17th century, but long since vanished." "The origin of the name is from the...

I know what a pontoon is, even what a pontoon bridge is, but a pontoon beach? How did this community get its name? What does it signify? --SSBohio 01:55...

that this page redirect to Pontoon bridge and the current contents of this page be moved to the page entitled Floating bridge (disambiguation) which will...

fellow Wikipedians, I have just modified one external link on List of pontoon bridges. Please take a moment to review my edit. If you have any questions...

some older folks recalling when Paris Road was partially carried by a pontoon bridge through cypress swamp. I assume must have had some sort of drawbridge...

for designing the pontoon bridges used by the U.S. Army during the Second World War." I frankly doubt that the U.S. Army used bridges designed by him in...

replacement pontoon bridge, not the partially destroyed bridge. Your quote states it is not known if it was intended as a trap. If the replacement bridge was...

(talk) 19:54, 2 December 2010 (UTC) The bridge was initially built as a pontoon bridge and boardwalk over the marshes north of the Drava by Suleiman I during...

three are indeed pontoon-floating bridges, only the Hood Canal bridge physically opens for marine traffic today. The Evergreen Point bridge was replaced with...

If we do split into highway and rail bridge articles, how would you suggest handling the ferry/pontoon bridge info? PRRfan (talk) 03:55, 22 November...

such a bridge, and at the cost that they had been referring to, it seems that it would have been publicized. A Chinese website cited a pontoon boat, but...

pontoon bridge. As I recall, it was not that the bridge was torn down, but that it was too small to transport an army of any size - and so a pontoon bridge...

as it was the entrance into France), which lined up with the former pontoon bridge (destroyed 1944, as per article) and with the Weil-am-Rhein Hauptstrasse...

the bridges were not effective. Of 12 Yalu river bridges attacked, only 4 were destroyed. Even then they were quickly repaired and new pontoon bridges built...

I love the picture of the bridge in fog. Overall: Pass/Fail: An interesting article, I had not realised pontoon bridges of such size had been constructed...

Hamdi Tunnel and the overline power crossin) I see what looks like a pontoon/swing bridge for road traffic, which seems to have come into existence around...

it to mean longest, but that's certainly not the case for this (see Pontoon_bridge#Current). Bennetto (talk) 19:23, 18 February 2014 (UTC) If you email...

I love the picture of the bridge in fog. Overall: Pass/Fail: An interesting article, I had not realised pontoon bridges of such size had been constructed...