Famous bridges quiz

The Iron Bridge at Coalbrookdale, England, was the first bridge to be made of iron. It crosses a gorge widely regarded as the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution on which river?

The stone arch Ponte Vecchio, renowned for the series of shops built onto it, crosses the Arno River in which Italian city?

What river does the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City cross?

In which former Yugoslav city was the World Heritage-listed Stari Most, a 16^th century Ottoman stone bridge, destroyed in 1993, and finally reopened after reconstruction in 2004?

According to Guinness World Records, the Danyang-Kunshan Grand Bridge in China holds which superlative record?

The Oresund Bridge, featuring an 8km road and rail bridge, an artificial island and a 4km tunnel, connects Copenhagen to which Swedish city?

Which instantly recognisable 134m-tall bridge crosses from Dawes Point to Milsons Point and has four stone pylons that are entirely ornamental?

The 516 metre-long Charles Bridge, lined with 30 lavish statues and seemingly hundreds of caricaturists, is a classic tourist trap in which European city?

In 1968, which English bridge was transported halfway across the world to Lake Havasu City, Arizona, then reassembled stone by stone over a channel of the Colorado River?

Which famous bridge, if you can see it through the fog, is always painted in International Orange?