File:Mira-brug 02.jpg

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Nederlands: Mira-brug (kruispunt Waasmunster, Hamme en Temse). (Oorspronkelijke naam Hammebrug; driedelige Metalen Vakwerkbrug met Draaibaar Middendeel. De brug werd gebouwd op het einde van de 19de eeuw, sinds 1898 in gebruik. Speelde een rol m.b.t. de plaatselijke aanvoerhaven voor onder meer voor kolen, graan, maïs, bouwmaterialen en veevoeders. De brug is vooral bekend van de film: Mira of de teleurgang van de Waterhoek.
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This photo of immovable heritage has been taken in the Flemish Region
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