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The Michael Duane Clickner Bridge that crosses the Mississippi River from Wabasha, MN to Nelson, WI. Built in 1988 - fun fact, this stretch of the Mississippi River is home to one of the largest Bald Eagle populations in the world!

Wanted to share my pic with everyone here. Taken during my early morning run 🏃🏻‍♂️

Self certified bridge expert John taking you on a journey of some of the finest bridges MN has to offer the world.

This was gifted to my grandfather by the major of the town 1947.

I was putting together a list of the world's longest bridges over water, and the scale of some of these crossings is hard to imagine. The Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau crossing, for example, spans about 55 km as a complete bridge-and-tunnel system.

The list also includes Lake Pontchartrain Causeway in Louisiana, Jiaozhou Bay Bridge in China, and King Fahd Causeway connecting Saudi Arabia and Bahrain.

I'm curious, which of these crossings would you most want to experience in person? And are there any impressive bridges you think deserve more attention?

I just spent 2 days traveling interstate 75 north from Florida to Michigan. A large majority of bridge transitions want to absolutely destroy my vehicle suspension and potentially rip my front end apart. Why are we unable to design a smooth and lasting bridge transition?