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Amazing Bridges Around The World

Amazing Bridges Around The World 
This bridge is count in world most interesting bridges here are some best pics.Banpo Bridge is a bridge which is leading toward the center of Seoul in the Han River, South Korea.This is a amazing color flowing bridge in the world. Banpo Bridge Jamsu is in the upper deck, forming a "double floor" of the bridge.When the water is going up it the bridge is fill with the  water Jamsu and closed.And this bridge was built in 1982.
  
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Amazing Bridges Around The World 
This Foot bridge is design in 1905 by the peoples who are known as the name of Ostta Saleh.Basically this bridge is located between the tow cities,and there name are respectively Shaharah and of Al-Nadan.We can say that this bridge connect this two cities on two high mountains.The bridge is 20 meters in length and three meters in width. The depth of the drop below is 300 meters.
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This incredible “sunken” bridge located in the Netherlands. This is world only one bridge, where you can walk between the water.This bridge gives visitors a golden opportunity to walk between water.This bridge is made by a wooden sheet and professional persons. 
 
 
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The Great Canyon Of Colorado
Northern Arizona. Grand Canyon is like the seven wonders of the world.its course through the canyon at least 17 million years ago.It is located in United States of America in place south-west of the country, Arizona state,The Great Canyon is 277 miles (446 km) long, up to 18 miles (29 km) wide and attains a depth of over a mile (1.83 km) (6000 feet).After 3 years of construction, the Grand Canyon Skywalk has finally done.
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