Elevated Wonders: Exploring the Iconic Tallest Bridges in the USA

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9. Glen Canyon Dam Bridge in Arizona serves as a transportation link during the dam's construction and now attracts tourists with its stunning views.

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8. Phil G. McDonald Bridge in West Virginia stands at 700 feet and offers delightful scenery amidst lush greenery.

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7. New Mexico's Rio Grande Gorge Bridge, nicknamed the "Bridge to Nowhere," provides magnificent views of the Rio Grande River and gorge.

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6. Perrine Bridge in Idaho is a popular BASE jumping site with a backdrop of the Snake River Canyon.

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5. Navajo Bridge in Arizona's Grand Canyon National Park offers birdwatchers the chance to spot California condors.

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4. Moyie River Canyon Bridge in Idaho impresses with its straightforward design and expansive views.

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3. Pine Valley Creek Bridge in California was the first to use the segmental balanced cantilever method and offers breathtaking views.

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2. Cold Spring Canyon Arch Bridge in California's Santa Ynez Mountains is one of the state's tallest and largest steel arch bridges.

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1. High Steel Bridge in Washington state is the tallest bridge in the US, spans the Skokomish River and rises to an awe-inspiring height of 375 feet.

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