Bridges You Must See In America
                     Bridges You 
“ Must See In America
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An Overview
Well, bridges are one of the critical components of a 
country’s transportation infrastructure. America is one of 
the most powerful countries in the world. 
However, the transportation infrastructure of the United 
States is structurally deficient and functionally obsolete. 
Undeniably, not all the infrastructure is defunct. Still, there 
are some bridges that you should see in America!
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Following Are Some Bridges That 
You Should See in America!
▸ Lake Pontchartrain/Causeway 
Bridge
▸ Brooklyn Bridge
▸ Royal Gorge Bridge
▸ Golden Gate Bridge
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Lake 
Pontchartrain/Causeway 
Bridge
Well, this bridge is the longest over-
water bridge across the world. Causeway 
or Lake Pontchartrain bridge has been 
open since 1956.
Well, this bridge is located in Louisiana 
and is approximately 40 miles long. This 
bridge was built like a highway. 
More than 9,000 pilings holding 
Causeway bridge over the water.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn Bridge connects Manhattan 
and Brooklyn on the East River. This 
bridge was built in 1883. Brooklyn 
Bridge is the first steel suspension 
bridge across the world. 
According to a survey report, more than 
150,000 pedestrians and vehicles cross 
the Brooklyn bridge every day. The 
design, construction, steel cables, and 
solid granite towers make the Brooklyn 
bridge iconic. 5
Royal Gorge Bridge
If heights and depths aren’t for you then you should avoid 
the Royal Gorge Bridge. 
Royal Gorge Bridge was built in 1929 and is one of the 
iconic suspension bridges across the world. 
The height of this bridge is 956 feet. You should definitely 
visit this bridge at least once in a lifetime.
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Golden Gate Bridge
Undeniably, the Golden Gate Bridge is 
one of the most iconic bridges across 
the world. Well, this bridge is known 
for its scenic placement and 
international orange color. The 
Golden Gate Bridge connects San 
Francisco to Marin. 
Built in 1937, the Golden Gate Bridge 
is one of the longest suspension 
bridges with a 4,200-foot-long 
suspension span. 7
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