bonjour

une amie à un devoir a rendre sur les ponts

et on ne trouve pas

qui saurait le nom du pont de Los Angélès .

Google ne me renseigne pas et me renvoi sur le golden gate de san fransisco

http://www.portoflosangeles.org/BridgeLighting/index.htm

Le pont Vincent Thomas traverse le port de Los Angeles et relie San Pedro à Terminal Island. Mais ce n'est pas le seul pont...

Bonjour janmari;

à Los Angeles, le pont entre quoi et quoi ?

ne serait-ce pas plutot le pont très connu de san Francisco ? Golden Gate Bridge

merci de vos réponse

heu le che je ne pense que ce soit celui la il est trop beau lol

merci elle

je vais lui faire marquer celui la

salut baudadr

on ne me precise pas juste pont de los angélès alors pas évident

au debut moi aussi je pensait au golden gate

peut-être le Figueroa Bridge

Slt,

http://www.preservation.lacity.org/node/403

Bonjour

Twenty-seven bridges span the Los Angeles River between the San Fernando Valley and Long Beach. Within the City of Los Angeles, fourteen of these bridges were built between 1909 and 1938, as Los Angeles’ population exploded and the automobile emerged. The bridges were part of an ambitious bridge construction program to accommodate increasing numbers of cars and alleviate traffic snarls on surface streets.

Y a du boulot : 14 ponts à Los angeles (ICI), 27 entre Long beach et la Vallée de San Fernando.

Ici peut être une ébauche de solution : ICI

Before the Vincent Thomas Bridge came to be, Terminal Island was reached by ferry from San Pedro. Boys were known to swim across the channel to the island in order to avoid paying the five-cent fare. They entrusted their clothes to one of their number who actually boarded the ferry.

The Gerald Desmond Bridge was preceded by a pontoon bridge. The bridges' namesake, Gerald Desmond, was a prominent Long Beach civic leader who served as a Long Beach City Councilmember and as Long Beach City Attorney.

The main suspension span of the Gerald Desmond Bridge is 1,053 feet long with the highest point of the bridge standing 250 feet above the water below. The bridge is earmarked to be replaced by a larger, taller bridge when the Port of Long Beach is able fund the project.

Un peu vague ...

Ou alors ici mais ils n'en citent que 11 :

The bridges of Los Angeles

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