Arch Bridge

An arch bridge is a type of bridge that uses a curved structure, known as an arch, to distribute weight and support the bridge itself. The design allows the bridge to span a gap, like a river or valley, while transferring loads efficiently to the ground. The arch's shape helps manage forces, making it strong and capable of supporting heavy traffic. Commonly made from materials like stone, concrete, or steel, arch bridges are admired for their aesthetic appeal and durability, seen in many historic and modern structures around the world.