You'll have to forgive me as I'm not familiar with the area, however it could be something meaningful to the people who built or designed the bridges or perhaps even financed or approved their development. There is potentially where you may find the answer you seek. Keep in mind the Masons consider themselves the continuation of the Ancient Builders. Symbols often mean something to the initiated, but to the "profane" are meaningless, just a cool looking design feature and their appearance could he a result of this. However If these are bridges on a major road, I have to wonder what "goods" were being transported along it at some point and if these Obelisks were there to "empower" their travels. Some ideas to think about fren.

Added information: The 101, in numerology the zero is eliminated, and would be just 11. In Numerology number 11 is a Master number. A Master number is a double-digit number which also comes from a single root number. Number 11, 22, and 33 are Master numbers.

You'll have to forgive me as I'm not familiar with the area, however it could be something meaningful to the people who built or designed the bridges or perhaps even financed or approved their development. There is potentially where you may find the answer you seek. Keep in mind the Masons consider themselves the continuation of the Ancient Builders. Symbols often mean something to the initiated, but to the "profane" are meaningless, just a cool looking design feature and their appearance could he a result of this. However If these are bridges on a major road, I have to wonder what "goods" were being transported along it at some point and if these Obelisks were there to "empower" their travels. Some ideas to think about fren.

Added information: In Numerology number 11 is a Master number. A Master number is a double-digit number which also comes from a single root number. Number 11, 22, and 33 are Master numbers.

You'll have to forgive me as I'm not familiar with the area, however it could be something meaningful to the people who built or designed the bridges or perhaps even financed or approved their development. There is potentially where you may find the answer you seek. Keep in mind the Masons consider themselves the continuation of the Ancient Builders. Symbols often mean something to the initiated, but to the "profane" are meaningless, just a cool looking design feature and their appearance could he a result of this. However If these are bridges on a major road, I have to wonder what "goods" were being transported along it at some point and if these Obelisks were there to "empower" their travels. Some ideas to think about fren.