Can I bridge two local wireless networks?

RouterOS General
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I’ve always avoided bridging and wireless, but a lack of IPv4 address space brings me to this question:

Can I assign a single subnet (e.g. 174.1.2.32/28) to two wireless networks hosted by a single RB ?
I have wlan1 and wlan2, each in AP mode. I’d like to assign address 174.1.2.33 to wlan1
then bridge wlan1 and wlan2 with the result that, say, if I have a station with address 174.1.2.40
configured with gateway 174.1.2.33, on wlan2’s network, it will have connectivity.

Basically I want to spread the hosts on the subnet across both wireless networks, with the RB as their gateway.

I see the bridge config doc, but it isn’t clear if it will actually work in this case, since bridging that works on wired Ethernet often won’t work on 802.11

Thanks !

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if both wlan devices are set mode=ap-bridge then you should have no problems if you bridge both of them.