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A '''bridge''' is a structure that allows passage over an otherwise impassible place. A bridge may be constructed of [[steel]], [[wood]], or other materials strong enough to support loads. Metaphorically, a "bridge" spans the distance between two topics that might not otherwise be connected.  Examples of famous bridges include the [[Humber Bridge]], the [[Forth Bridge]], the [[Tay Bridge]], the [[Golden Gate Bridge]] and the [[Brooklyn Bridge]].  The highest bridge in the world is located in the [[Himalyan mountains]].
 
A '''bridge''' is a structure that allows passage over an otherwise impassible place. A bridge may be constructed of [[steel]], [[wood]], or other materials strong enough to support loads. Metaphorically, a "bridge" spans the distance between two topics that might not otherwise be connected.  Examples of famous bridges include the [[Humber Bridge]], the [[Forth Bridge]], the [[Tay Bridge]], the [[Golden Gate Bridge]] and the [[Brooklyn Bridge]].  The highest bridge in the world is located in the [[Himalyan mountains]].
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[[File:Vejle Fjord Bridge.jpg|Vejle Fjord Bridge.jpg]]
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Vejle Fjord Bridge, [[Denmark]].
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[[Category:Structures]]
 
[[Category:Structures]]
 
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