The Golden Gate is the entrance into San Francisco harbor. It got its name from the orange-gold rocks that it is composed of. It has never failed.
A bridge was later built across the bay at the Golden Gate, so of course, that bridge was named, "Golden Gate Bridge". It has never failed, either.
The Tacoma Narrows Bridge failed, though, due to strong wind making it swing faster and faster (Aeroelastic flutter) until it broke into pieces. This bridge was a suspension bridge with towers, similar to the Golden Gate Bridge. This bridge was designed by the same Engineer as the Golden Gate Bridge.
When the Tacoma Narrows Bridge came down, the authorities in San Francisco undertook a quick project to brace each end of the Golden Gate Bridge to keep it from fluttering in the wind.
Investigations cited two reasons for the collapse of the West Gate Bridge. Those reasons were the structural design and an unusual method of construction.
The Golden Gate Bridge (USA) has not collapsed.
Because a cargo ship hit it!
West Gate Bridge was created in 1978.
I think it changed bridge building laws
it is the west gate bridge
west gate bridge
it is in Melbourne
The West Gate Bridge is a cable-stayed bridge.
1968-1978
the west gate bridge
They both are bridges.
It spans the Golden Gate strait in San Fansico (west coast) in the USA
It spans the Golden Gate strait in San Fansico (west coast) in the USA
2586.6 meters long