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Quiz: Can you name these famous bridges?

You’ve surely seen some of these on a postcard.
9.01pm, 23 Apr 2023
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FROM BRITTLE PLANKS over streams to massive structures of steel and concrete connecting countries, you’re never too far away from a bridge.

Some are more famous than others – how well do you know these ones?

We'll start off slow - which famous US bridge is this?
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Manhattan Bridge
Brooklyn Bridge

Golden Gate Bridge
Staten Island Bridge
Which of these Parisian bridges was a famous spot where lovers would attach padlocks and throw the keys into the Seine?
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Pont Neuf
Pont au Change

Petit Pont
Pont des Arts
This stunning bridge made to look like it's held up by two stone hands opened in 2018 - where?
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Danyang-Kunshan Grand Bridge, China
First Thai–Lao Friendship Bridge, Thailand/Laos

Tsubasa Bridge, Cambodia
Golden Bridge, Vietnam
It’s a bridge, it’s in London, it’s:
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London Bridge
Not London Bridge
This European bridge is known for its length, but which one of these is it?
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Vasco da Gama Bridge, Portugal
Øresund Bridge, Denmark/Sweden

Zeeland Bridge, The Netherlands
Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Bridge, Ireland
This bridge in Cairo, Egypt is used by thousands of people every day to cross the Nile River and was a main route to the demonstrations in Tahrir Square during the 2011 revolution. What's it called?
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Qasr El Nil Bridge
6th of October Bridge

Imbaba Bridge
Rod El Farag Axis Bridge
This bridge is known for its history at the centre of a city at war in the 1990s and, more recently, diving competitions. It’s:
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Pelješac Bridge, Croatia
The Old Stone Bridge, Kosovo

Stari Most Bridge, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Cobblers' Bridge, Slovenia
This is a close-up of a bridge in Venice, a city with its fair share of bridges. Can you tell which one?
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Bridge of Sighs
Rialto Bridge

Constitution Bridge
Ponte degli Scalzi
Nearly there - what bridge is this?
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Rio–Niterói Bridge, Brazil
Laguna Garzón Bridge, Uruguay

Bridge of the Americas, Panama
International Friendship Bridge, Brazil/Paraguay
Look, it might not be famous, but it’d be wrong not to have an Irish bridge in here somewhere. The four bridges in this list are in Cork city - which of them is shown in the photo?
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Parliament Bridge
St Patrick’s Bridge

Michael Collins Bridge
Brian Boru Bridge
Answer all the questions to see your result!
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You scored out of !
Not your best
You must be a 'cross that bridge when you come to it' type of person
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You scored out of !
Not bad
There's still a gap to bridge in your knowledge
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You scored out of !
Nice!
You're building bridges left, right and centre
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