01/01/2025
🤯 This is the Confederation Bridge, a monumental structure that connects Prince Edward Island with the province of New Brunswick in Canada. Spanning 12.9 kilometers across the Northumberland Strait, it is the longest bridge in the world built over waters that freeze in winter, withstanding extreme temperatures and conditions. Opened in 1997, its curved structure and tall concrete pillars are designed to resist strong winds and large amounts of ice, ensuring safe passage for vehicles even during the coldest times of the year. This bridge not only significantly reduces travel time between the two provinces but also serves as a vital connection for commerce and tourism in the region.
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