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• DigitaltMuseum - Tynset, Neby bru. Patick S. O'Donnell writes: "The 2020 Neby bridge is being built on the same alignment of the last bridge to stand here from 1843 to 1943. That century old bridge was demolished upon completion of the 1943 Tynset suspension bridge less than a mile upstream. The 1843 bridge was the third bridge here and consisted of three timber arch spans with stone abutments on the banks, and a pair of stone piers within the river. Sediment had formed tiny islands where those pair of piers once stood and from these islets two piers will rise to support two of the four suspension bridge towers, with the other two towers close to where the abutments were."