"The Bridge at Mackinac"

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"The Bridge at Mackinac" is a landmark engineering work, best known as the Mackinac Bridge that spans the Straits of Mackinac in Michigan and stands as one of the world’s longest suspension bridges.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil engineering structure
landmark
suspension bridge
alsoKnownAs Big Mac
Mackinac Bridge
Mighty Mac
Straits of Mackinac Bridge
linked to: Mackinac Bridge
carries Interstate 75
vehicular traffic
clearanceBelow 155 ft
47 m
connects Mackinaw City, Michigan
St. Ignace, Michigan
constructionStartDate 1954
country United States
crosses Straits of Mackinac
designer David B. Steinman
hasType road bridge
lanes 4
locatedInBodyOfWater Lake Huron
Lake Michigan
location Michigan
Straits of Mackinac
mainSpanLength 1158 m
3800 ft
maintainedBy Mackinac Bridge Authority
material concrete
steel
notableFor being one of the world’s longest suspension bridges
spanning the Straits of Mackinac
opened 1957-11-01
openedToTraffic 1957
owner State of Michigan
linked to: Michigan
partOf Great Lakes region
region Midwestern United States
separates Lower Peninsula of Michigan
Upper Peninsula of Michigan
state Michigan
symbolOf Michigan
engineering achievement in the United States
tollBridge yes
totalLength 26,372 ft
8038 m
towerHeight 168 m
552 ft
trafficType automobile
truck

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David B. Steinman notableWork "The Bridge at Mackinac"