This picture illustrates three distinct bridges with different architectural styles. The types of overpasses mentioned are: arch, concrete girder, and suspension bridge.
The length of an arch bridge is 200m maximum, and the height is no more than 100 m above the land. The bridge is assembled for lakes, and for small-sized ships to travel around the lake.
The Concrete girder bridge is constructed with more complex elements such as piers with no more than 200m in diameter from one another. The platform is set up 300m high above the land and it can be a good advantage for mid-sized ships to cross over. One of the odds of the second bride compared to the first is that it can be extended to unlimited length.
Last but not least, the bridge that is set up on top of the deepest water body with a significant suspension style architecture, and with way more advanced, powerful piers, is a suspension bridge. The distance from one uplifted pier to another can vary from 400m to 2000m. The massive capacity sustained ships can be seen under the bridge on the sea.
