What Are the Different Types of Infrastructure?

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What Are The Different Types Of Infrastructure?
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Overview
Its no secret that infrastructure is the
economic foundation of a nation. Infrastructure
keeps a nation operating smoothly. Infrastructure
like bridges, roads, telecommunications
equipment, waste management is some types of
infrastructure. Basically, there are 9 different
types of infrastructure that are broadly divided
into two main categories soft and hard
infrastructures. Soft infrastructures consist of
infrastructure that makes up an economy, like
educational systems, law enforcement, and more.
On the other hand, hard infrastructures consist
of physical systems like bridges, roads, and
more.
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Lets Dive Into Three Major Types Of
Infrastructure
Telecommunications
Bridges
Railways
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Telecommunications

• In this fast-paced digital space,
  telecommunication is our need. Thus, its
  imperative to focus on improving
  telecommunications. This is crucial for a
  nations growth.

• Some Examples Of Telecommunication Infrastructure
  Are
• Internet
• Telephone wires and cables
• Radio broadcasting systems
• Mobile network towers
• Satellites

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Bridges

• A bridge is the most important component of a
  countrys infrastructure. Bridges are crucial for
  daily transit. Thus, its imperative to manage
  and maintain them. America is facing an
  infrastructure crisis for the past few years.
  Wondering, why? Its due to less funding.
  However, things are getting improved after
  privatization. United Bridge Partners, a private
  bridge infrastructure company invests capital to
  help the government in repairing old and defunct
  bridges.

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Railways

• Apart from tracks, railroad infrastructure
  consists of equipment, buildings, and platforms
  that are part of railways. In order to boost the
  nations economy, rail infrastructure should be
  well maintained.

• Some Examples Of Railway Infrastructure Are
• Trains
• Stations
• Railroad bridges
• Tunnels
• Railway lines

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