Data on bridges in France
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Hello,
I am looking for data on the bridges of France, more specifically in the western region, regarding their height, width, and location in Excel format.
I have done some research and found that the SNCF bridges do not provide height, width, and location information (https://www.data.gouv.fr/fr/datasets/liste-des-ponts-route/)
Can you help me?
Best regards
I am looking for data on the bridges of France, more specifically in the western region, regarding their height, width, and location in Excel format.
I have done some research and found that the SNCF bridges do not provide height, width, and location information (https://www.data.gouv.fr/fr/datasets/liste-des-ponts-route/)
Can you help me?
Best regards
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Hello.
You could try to get some tips by contacting
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Raymond (INSA, AFPA)
You could try to get some tips by contacting
Routes de France Bretagne
President: Thierry MEYER
Secretary General: Claire ESCULIER
2 rue des Maréchales
35132 VEZIN LE COQUET
Tel: 02 99 63 66 33 – Fax: 02 99 63 56 36
Email: bretagne@routesdefrance.com
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You also have https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portail:Ponts which can direct you to 4000 articles related to bridges in France!
Don't forget https://ign.fr/institut/ressources-pedagogiques ...
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Don't forget https://ign.fr/institut/ressources-pedagogiques ...
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Hello
Here are the bridges of France (over 200) for which the length, type, date, photo, and link for more details, etc., are provided.
This table is not in Excel format
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_de_ponts_de_France
Here are the bridges of France (over 200) for which the length, type, date, photo, and link for more details, etc., are provided.
This table is not in Excel format
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_de_ponts_de_France
Hello
I just tried copying a part of these bridges into Libre Office Calc and was surprised to find that the copy worked well and can be adjusted.
However, I don't know what the tile column is?
I'm putting the xls file on my server, you can check it out:
https://au-bout-du-monde.eu/telechargement/pont.xls
When saving it as.
It seems doable. Good luck.
I just tried copying a part of these bridges into Libre Office Calc and was surprised to find that the copy worked well and can be adjusted.
However, I don't know what the tile column is?
I'm putting the xls file on my server, you can check it out:
https://au-bout-du-monde.eu/telechargement/pont.xls
When saving it as.
It seems doable. Good luck.
Hello,
There's this too: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_des_ponts_les_plus_longs_de_France
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There's this too: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_des_ponts_les_plus_longs_de_France
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Very hard to catch a black cat in a dark room.
Especially when it's not there...
Hello Brucine
Magouel had seen this table but didn't know what to do with it. Moreover, he wanted an Excel file.
By proceeding as I did, we can extract an Excel file, but the column of bridge photos poses a problem; the rest can be manipulated normally:
Afterward, it is certainly true that there is missing information on the table, but by clicking on the bridge's name, you get more information.
The structure
The bridge is 80 meters long, 46 meters in span, 6 meters wide (carriageway width 4.20 meters), and 11.50 meters high.
It consists of three semicircular arches, the central arch being higher than those flanking it to the north and south; the intermediate piers are pierced with large arched openings for
I am not a specialist in Excel and maybe we can keep the photos properly placed if they are useful.
Magouel had seen this table but didn't know what to do with it. Moreover, he wanted an Excel file.
By proceeding as I did, we can extract an Excel file, but the column of bridge photos poses a problem; the rest can be manipulated normally:
Afterward, it is certainly true that there is missing information on the table, but by clicking on the bridge's name, you get more information.
The structure
The bridge is 80 meters long, 46 meters in span, 6 meters wide (carriageway width 4.20 meters), and 11.50 meters high.
It consists of three semicircular arches, the central arch being higher than those flanking it to the north and south; the intermediate piers are pierced with large arched openings for
I am not a specialist in Excel and maybe we can keep the photos properly placed if they are useful.
Best regards.
The parameters you want are certainly found in the GPS files for caravans and heavy goods vehicles, the question being whether we can use them outside of a specific GPS and for free.
For example, we find this, I don't know if it is still current, and it is paid:
http://www.alguerin.fr/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/GIRAFE.pdf
They obviously didn't invent it and siphoned off an appropriate file; here is one related to Hauts de Seine, I'm afraid this information depends on the road services of each department, in which case we are not making progress...:
https://www.data.gouv.fr/fr/datasets/gabarits-et-limitation-de-poids-des-ponts/
As for data.gouv, I conducted an in-depth search on the site without success, which is why I made a request directly to support so they could provide me with this database to see if it is possible to access this data.
If that is the case, I will share it on this forum.
Thank you very much for your research.
Best regards