The original one that collapsed, no. It was torn down and sold as scrap, much of this scrap was sold to Canada and used in part of the construction of their Peace River Bridge.
The replacement one, yes absolutely.
I have driven over both the current Tacoma Narrows Bridge and the Peace River Bridge.
Harmonics. Most bridges are strong enough to support the weight of soldiers marching in lock step, but the constructive vibrations still hasten the need for repairs. Harmonic vibrations induced by the wind brought down the Tacoma Narrows Bridge, "Galloping Gertie."
The 'bridge' was earth fill, so it made Tyre from being an island to be a peninsula, which it still is.
AnswerChoate Bridge - Constructed in 1764, it is the oldest documented bridge in Massachusetts and the second oldest documented bridge in the United States. State Route 1A (South Main Street) over the Ipswich River in Ipswich, Massachusetts. Too much disagreement on which bridge is actually THE OLDEST bridge in US. According to Wikipedia encyclopedia, the Frankford Avenue Bridge in Philadelphia is the oldest (see: http:/en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frankford_Avenue_Bridge). According to this article, the bridge was built in 1697 or 1698. It is also known as the Pennypack Creek Bridge, the Holmesburg Bridge, and the King's Highway Bridge (probably it's original name).*Actually this answer is false. The oldest bridge in the US is the old stone arch bridge next to the jewel mill (glen mill) in Rowley, MA. Built in 1643 and is still in use today.
The hotel is still there next to Tower Bridge but has changed its name several times since being first built.
By the way, we have the tallest bridge that supports cars to go over it, but Colorada beats us with being the tallest bridge(not a bridge that supports cars). New River Gorge Bridge is still a better bridge though ;3.
Manhattan has at least 16 bridges that connect the island to neighboring areas. The George Washington Bridge, The Triborough Bridge, The Queensboro Bridge, The Williamsburgh Bridge, The Manhattan Bridge, The Brooklyn Bridge, The Willis Avenue Bridge, The Third Avenue Bridge, The Madison Avenue Bridge, The 145th Street Bridge, The Macombs Dam Bridge, The Washington Bridge, The Cross Bronx Expressway Overpass, The University Heights 207th Street Bridge, The Broadway Bridge, and The Henry Hudson Bridge. The Highbridge at 173rd street is no longer in use, but still spans the river. There are 2,027 bridges and tunnels overall in the New York City metro area.
The Golden Gate is one of America's most beautiful bridges, but if you mean in size/length, it's quite a ways down the list, around #30. Off the top of my head, both the Straits of Mackinac bridge in Michigan and the Verrazano Narrows bridge in New York are much longer and/or higher - and there are many others still bigger.
Sure there are. There are plenty of them out there. You just have to search.
No. The Sydney harbour Bridge is still in excellent condition. Regular maintenance has ensured that the bridge will continue to serve the people of Sydney for many decades still to come.
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The old (1830) bridge was still in situ.
It narrows a location down further, you still need to know inside where and you only need to specify if that location actually has an interior.