There are two bridges over the Forth linking the Scottish captal city Edinburgh to the Kingdom of Fife: The most famous Forth Railway Bridge; designed by Sir John Fowler and Sir Benjamin Baker and opened in 1890, was the worlds first major steel bridge and remains the longest cantelever design rail bridge in the world. The Forth Road bridge, a 2.5Km suspension bridge (the longest single span being over 1 Km), was opened on Sept 4 1964.
On average, around 70,000 cars cross the Forth Bridge in a week.
a bridge helps people cross the river
For trains to cross the forth hundreds of trains cross it each day if it wasn't for the forth rail bridge journey times from Edinburgh to the north will take a lot longer
By a bridge
The Charles River in Massachusetts
It crosses the Saginaw River.
London Bridge crossed over the River Thames.
To cross a river
It crosses the St Lawrence river
Using a bridge or a boat.
The River Thames in London.
The River Thames near Dartford in Kent.