What are the longest bridges in the world?

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- Danyang-Kunshan Grand Bridge: The world's longest bridge at 102 miles (164 km), located in China, opened in 2011. - Changhua-Kaohsiung Viaduct: The second-longest bridge at 97 miles (157 km), part of Taiwan's High-Speed Railway. - Cangde Grand Bridge: The third-longest bridge at 72 miles (116 km), also part of the Beijing-Shanghai High-Speed Railway. - Tianjin Grand Bridge: Fourth-longest bridge at 70.6 miles (113 km), enabling China's high-speed rail services since 2011. - Weinan Weihe Grand Bridge: Once the longest bridge in the world, now the fifth longest at 49 miles (79 km). - Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge: The sixth longest bridge at 34 miles (55 km) connecting three regions in China. - Bang Na Expressway: The seventh longest bridge at 34.2 miles (55 km), an elevated highway in Thailand. - Beijing Grand Bridge: Eighth longest bridge at 30 miles (48 km) on the Beijing-Shanghai High-Speed Railway. - Lake Pontchartrain Causeway: The ninth longest, at 23.8 miles (38.4 km), recognized as the longest continuous bridge over water in the U.S.. - Wuhan Metro Bridge: The tenth longest bridge at 23.5 miles (38 km), part of the metro system in Wuhan, China. - Danyang-Kunshan: A major railway bridge near Shanghai, China, known for its remarkable length. - Changhua-Kaohsiung: A prominent viaduct in Taiwan ensuring earthquake resilience and high-speed travel. - Tianjin: A key bridge in Hebei, China, facilitating rapid rail travel between major urban centers. - Lake Pontchartrain: A unique causeway in Louisiana, USA, famous for its nearly unbroken stretch over water. - Wuhan: A vital city in central China, featuring one of the longest metro bridges in the world. - Bangkok: The bustling capital of Thailand, home to the long Bang Na Expressway providing vital transport. - Hong Kong: A vibrant city known for its bridge connecting it with Zhuhai and Macau across the sea. - Macau: Known for its casino attractions, it is also linked by the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge. - Beijing: The capital of China, where multiple long bridges are integral to its high-speed rail network. - Zhuhai: A coastal city in China, linked by one of the world's longest bridges and key to transport.