Top 4 Longest Suspension Bridges Across The World
                     Top 4 Longest 
Suspension Bridges 
Across The World
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Overview
There are so many suspension bridges across the world. 
China has developed many suspension bridges. In fact, 
China is considered the home of the 6 longest suspension 
bridges across the world. America’s infrastructure is also 
improving due to private 
bridge infrastructure companies in the United States. 
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Top 4 Longest Suspension Bridges 
In The World
Yangsigang Yangtze River Bridge, China – 1,700m
Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, Japan – 1,991m
Nansha Bridge East, China – 1,688m
Great Belt Bridge East (Storebaelt), Denmark – 1,624m
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Yangsigang Yangtze River Bridge, China – 
1,700m
This bridge is located in Wuhan, China. It is a double 
suspension bridge that connects the Wuchang and 
Hanyang districts. The Yangsigang Yangtze River 
Bridge spans across the Yangtze River. This bridge is 
one of the longest suspension bridges across the 
world. The length of this bridge is 4.13 Km. 
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Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, Japan – 1,991m
This bridge is located in Japan and has a 
central span of 1991m. Basically, this bridge is 
an international shipping canal that connects 
the Pacific Ocean to the Sea of Japan. After the 
construction of a decade, this Akashi Kalkyo 
Bridge was opened to traffic in 1998. 
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Nansha Bridge East, China – 1,688m
This bridge is also known as Second Humen 
Bridge. The Nansha Bridge comprises two 
suspension bridges over the Pearl River, 
China. This is the longest suspension bridge 
that connects many cities including Dongguan, 
Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Foshan. 
Approximately, more than 100,000 vehicles 
cross over this bridge every day. 
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Great Belt Bridge East (Storebaelt), 
Denmark – 1,624m
This bridge comprises the west bridge, east 
bridge, and a rail tunnel that connects the western 
and eastern parts of Denmark. This bridge was 
opened in 1998 and stretches between Zealand 
and Sprogo.  
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