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Bridging the Gap - Take a look at the world's longest suspension bridges that carry automobiles or trains, and are at least 1,000 meters long.
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Second Dongtinghu Bridge - Crossing Dongting Lake, it provides an important transportation link in China's Hunan Province.
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Runyang Bridge - Connecting Zhenjiang and Yangzhou, this massive suspension bridge over the Yangtze River is a marvel of remarkable architectural design and engineering.
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Yi Sun-Sin Bridge - This remarkable suspension bridge in South Korea offers stunning coastal views connecting Gwangyang and Yeosu.
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Osman Gazi Bridge - A landmark in Turkey, it holds the distinction of being the longest suspension bridge in the world in terms of span between its towers, connecting Izmir and Istanbul.
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Great Belt Bridge - Connecting the Danish islands of Zealand and Funen, this is an impressive feat of engineering, consisting of both a suspension bridge and a tunnel, providing an important transport link.
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Zihoumen Bridge - Located in China's Zhejiang province, this bridge is known for its unique S-shaped design, which offers picturesque views of the archipelago below.
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Nansha Bridge - Spanning the Pearl River Delta in China, it stands as an important transportation artery, showcasing modern design.
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Yangtzegang Yangtze River Bridge - Located in Nanjing, China, this extraordinary bridge serves as an essential transportation link spanning the majestic Yangtze River.
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Akashi Kaikyo Bridge - Previously holding the title of the world's longest suspension bridge, this 1,991-meter-long architectural marvel connects Kobe and Awaji Island in Japan.
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1915 Canakkale Bridge - 1915 Canakkale Bridge - The 1915 Canakkale Bridge in Turkey holds the record for being the longest bridge in the world, surpassing Japan's Akashi Kaikyo Bridge by more than 32 metres, at a height of 2,023 metres.
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