Do you have the heart to cross them?
In cities like New York, San Francisco, London, Mumbai, and Sydney, bridges have become the emblematic stamp. But, of course, they serve a higher purpose. The postcard-worthy structures improve the quality of life for locals by cutting down their commute time, whether on car, on foot, or by rail. These longest bridges in the world are connecting lives, and if you happen to be in one of these cities, it might be worth admiring their craftsmanship, design, and significance. And crossing some of these marvels will count as an adrenaline-pumping adventure.
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You missed a bridge that is in a category not included in your article. It is the railroad bridge across the Susquehanna river at Rockville, PA. Considered one of the Pennsylvania Railroad's engineering masterpieces, it was opened in 1902 and is still, at 3,820 feet, the longest stone arch masonry bridge in the world. Many photos are available from the search "rockville stone arch rr bridge pa".
Always want to visit Lake Pontchartrain Causeway Bridge, saw it on movie many time, it just looks amazing!