What is the longest bridge? and where is it located?
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HERE IN FLROIDA IT WOULD BE THE 7 MILE BRIDGE CONNECTING THE KEYS TO THE MAINLAND
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Surely Shanghai.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shanghai
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It depends by what you mean when you say "London Bridge." Most people actually think of the Tower Bridge when they hear "London Bridge," in which case this website may be of some use:\nhttp://www.towerbridge.org.uk/TowerBridge/English\n\nHowever, if you do mean London Bridge, you'll find that there are many versions that hold claim to this name, all on the same site at different points in history. \n\n"London Bridge is a modern structure built on the site of many bridges, one of which (built in 1825 and designed by John Rennie) is now in Lake Havasu City, Arizona. At one time London Bridge was the only bridge in London spanning the River Thames."\n\nThis information above (and more on other bridges in London, including the Tower Bridge) can be found here:\nhttp://gouk.about.com/cs/london/a/londonbridges.htm
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1)  Mount Fuji in Japan.  Konohanasakuya, now revered as goddess Sengen, is the Shinto deity of the Sacred Mountain of Mount Fuji\n\n2)  The Francis Scott Key Bridge is in Maryland.  It opened in 1977
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It is Lake Ladoga in in northwestern Russia.  It is the largest totally within Europe, 6,835 square miles, 40 miles northeast of St. Petersburg.  It is part of the canal system linking the Baltic and the White Seas.\n\nI hope this helps.
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Dubai , UAE.\n\n30 percent of the worlds tower cranes are located here, Just to give u a small idea of the amount of construction going on here.
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The River Severn (Welsh: Afon Hafren) is the longest British river, at 354 kilometres (219 miles) long; it rises at an altitude of 610 metres on Plynlimon near Llanidloes, in the Cambrian Mountains, Mid Wales, and it passes through a number of English counties, with the county towns of Shrewsbury, Worcester, and Gloucester located on its banks. The Severn becomes the Bristol Channel at its estuary, eventually discharging into the Irish Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. With an average discharge of 107 m³/s at Hawbridge (Worcestershire), the Severn is England´s largest river in terms of water flow. The largest amount of the river goes through a town called Moorings. The Severn's drainge basin area is 11,420 km2. It is one of the ten major rivers in the United Kingdom.
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pittsburgh\n\nPittsburgh has more bridges than any city in the world
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Wow. The Panama Canal was a major engineering project but one that cost many, many lives as it was constructed through a malarial belt. No one actually admits it, but the Panama is not the longest canal in the world. That honor goes to China, whose canal is not only older, but longer, and may have provided the inspiration for the Panama Canal, which was originally begun by the French. \nSurprised you can't find much on the internet, because when I googled up Panama Canal there were pages and pages of information. Try your search engine again, and good luck on the project.
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Longest Bridge Spans are categorised in the following tables according to the structural type of the main span. The "Span" means the main span of a bridge  = centre to centre distance of adjacent towers, pylons, piers or supports given in metres. It does not mean the total length or overall length of multi-span bridges. If the lengths of several spans in one bridge are equal, it is mentioned in Notes column. Overall lengths are not included - only the longest spans.Year means the year of completion or intended completion if known.\n\n\nSuspension Bridge: \n\nNo.  Bridge       Span    Location     Country     Year    \n \n1 Akashi-Kaikyo  1991  Kobe-Naruto      Japan      1998   \n2 Xihoumen       1650  Zhoushan Island  China      2008   \n3 Great Belt East 1624  Korsor          Denmark    1998   \n4 Runyang South  1490  Zhenjiang        China      2005   \n5 Humber         1410  Kingston-upon-Hull  UK      1981   \n\nCABLE STAYED BRIDGE:\n\n1 Sutong        1088   Suzhou-Nantong   China    2009\n2 Stonecutters  1018  Hong Kong         China    2008   \n3 Tatara         890  Onomichi-Imabari  Japan    1999\n4 Pont de Normandie   856  Le Havre     France   1995\n\n\nSTEEL ARC BRIDGE\n\n1 Lupu         550     Shanghai        China     2003\n2 New River Gorge  518 Fayetteville,WV  USA      1977\n3 Bayonne     504     New York, NY      USA      1931\n4 Sydney Harbour  503  Sydney       Australia    1932
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You might read about how the new Woodrow Wilson Draw Bridge was fabricated in a steel assembly plant before being shipped to Alexandria, VA for installation. It was the biggest drawbridge project of it's kind to date.\n\nhttp://www.wilsonbridge.com/
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Africa's fourth-longest river, the Zambezi, is in Southern Africa. The river is 2,200 miles long, but boats can travel only on about 460 miles of it because of its waterfalls and rapids.\n\nIt is important because people have use the Zambezi's strong currect to produce electricity. Tourists from around the world visit these falls, which, too, provides a great money source for Africa's economy.
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Which harbour bridge are you talking about? My guess is that no matter which large harbour bridge you are talking about, they are massive structures, and as such command a lot of visual space, and therefore become famous.  Eiffel tower, because of its mass, statue of Liberty, Sydney or Auckland harbour bridges, to name just a few large man made objects, because of their size tend to be more famous than say a small object crossing a creek, say
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The longest river on Earth is the Nile River in Africa, with a length of 6,695 km (4,160 mi) from its headwaters in Burundi to its mouth at the Mediterranean Sea.
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London Bridge old was approximately 7 stories in height –which now is in Lake Havasu Arizona!\nHowever the New London Bridge is length 928ft and 49ft. wide over 650 ft. from the river bottom.
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The bridge is 3,900 meters long
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridges............ Everything and anything you wanted to know.......