because they wanted to keep the water from flooding their city and break the bridges
Venice is that Italian city that is called "the land of water." The northeast Italian city owes its existence to a network of bridges and canals whose construction is necessitated by the expansion of the city, called Venezia in Italian, over 117 islands in a marshy lagoon. The pronunciation will be "vey-NEY-tsya" in Pisan Italian.
La Dominante, Serenissima, Queen of the Adriatic, City of Water, City of Masks, City of Bridges, The Floating City and City of Canals
You mean bridges? Those would be called puentes.
Valley City Eagle Bridges was created in 1988.
Venice, Italy
For all practical purposes the Italian city of Venice is built on water. With this in mind, traveling about is often done on boats called gondolas. In addition to the prevalence of water & water ways, there are many bridges in Venice to span the water ways.
New York City has several bridges; none of them is called "the New York City Bridge." Some of the bridges serving New York City span the Hudson river, some the East River and some go over the Arthur Kill and the Verrazano Narrows, which are part sof the Port of New York.
There are bridges at Fortree City I think. Because there is bridges that lead you to Treehouses.
large bridges.
yes there is a book called the story of ruby bridges. google "ruby bridges"
Venice is a modern world city that is built on the water. Venice is a city in Italy is made up of 118 islands and connected by bridges. The current mayor of Venice is Giorgio Orson.