Golden Gate Bridge

the golden gate bride is made out of 27 572 strands of wire on each cable

because the bridge, which was designed by engineer Joseph Strauss was built to connect San Francisco with Marin County across the 1600 meter wide strait known as the Golden Gate which connects the San Francisco Bay with the Pacific Ocean

Before the Golden Gate Bridge was built, the only way across the Golden Gate was the Golden Gate Ferry System. After the bridge was built, automobiles could get straight across, rather than go around.

Technically, it didn't collapse yet the structure of the bridge was damaged during some type of natural disaster and a part of the bridge did brake off. But unfortunately, a few people died, but the good thing is their wasn't that many people that were injured. Well I hope I Answered your question..

The main reason must of been so that they could get to the other side and do their jobs. But the they could also be getting goods from there and might want to have a little bit of a see how things are on the other side and see if they are the same or are different and so that they could portray to other people how life was there and how life is in san fransisco.

metal beams are place in the ground to support the golden gate bridge these beams are so strong so they can hold the support of the bridge and every thing else

According to Wikipedia:

"An official suicide count was kept, sorted according to which of the bridge's 128 lamp posts the jumper was nearest when he or she jumped. By 2005, this count exceeded 1,200 and new suicides were averaging one every two weeks."

This is apparently the latest data available.

Some common nouns for the proper noun Golden Gate Bridge are:

• bridge
• span
• landmark
• roadway
• structure

2,737.4 meters according to our Friends at Wikipedia

Joseph Strauss was the chief engineer in charge of overall design and construction of the bridge project. however, because he had little understanding or experience with cable suspension designs, responsibility for much of the engineering and architecture fell on other experts.

The Golden Gate Bridge has an average of 120,000 cars and trucks passing over it every day. The bridge can, if necessary, stand a load of around 22,000 tons.

It does not span a river but spans the North American strait that connects San Francisco Bay to the Pacific Ocean .

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It's not a bay that runs under the Golden Gate Bridge, its a strait called the 'Golden Strait'. That's why the bridge was named the Golden Gate Bridge. =) hope this was helpful.

Before the Golden Gate bridge was built they had to use a Ferry to get across the river(the glolden gate strait)

The Golden Gate Bridge is 300 meters standing.

London Bridge cannot rust. It is a pre-stressed concrete bridge.

The Golden Gate bridge is in North America. More precisely it is in San Francisco, California in the United Sates

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Hi, I asked the same question to the Golden Gate office and this is what they wrote:

Very sorry, not possible! Mary Currie, Public Affairs Director

Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District

PO Box 9000, Presidio Station, San Francisco, CA 94129

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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.

Joseph Baermann Strauss According to Wikipedia, Joseph Strauss was chief engineer and overseer of overall design and construction. However, a bridge architect called Irving Morrow designed the overall shape, lighting, and walkways. Senior engineer Charles Alton Ellis was the principal engineer of the project, collaborating with bridge designer Leon Moisseff. Joseph Strauss gets most of the credit, but there wasn't just one engineer. It was a team effort.

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