TOP 10 BRIDGES!
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The document provides information about several notable bridges around the world, including their locations, designs, dimensions, and dates of opening. The Sydney Harbour Bridge is an arch bridge located in Sydney, Australia that is 1,149 meters long and 134 meters tall at its highest point. The London Bridge spans the River Thames in London and was constructed between 1886 and 1894.
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