Mackinac Bridge

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The Mackinac Bridge is a major suspension bridge in Michigan that connects the state's Upper and Lower Peninsulas and is one of the longest suspension bridges in the world.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf road bridge
suspension bridge
carries Interstate 75
vehicular traffic
connects Lower Peninsula of Michigan
Upper Peninsula of Michigan
connectsCity Mackinaw City, Michigan
St. Ignace, Michigan
constructionStartDate 1954
country United States
crosses Straits of Mackinac
crossesBodyOfWaterBetween Lake Huron
Lake Michigan
deckType steel
designer David B. Steinman
engineer David B. Steinman
hasAnnualEvent Mackinac Bridge Walk
hasClearanceBelow approximately 155 feet at center span
hasOwner State of Michigan
linked to: Michigan
hasTollBoothsAt Mackinaw City, Michigan
St. Ignace, Michigan
hasTowerHeight approximately 168 meters
approximately 552 feet
hasType suspension bridge with truss spans
isAmong longest suspension bridges in the world
isIconOf State of Michigan
linked to: Michigan
locatedIn Michigan
Straits of Mackinac region
locatedInTimeZone Eastern Time Zone on north end
Eastern Time Zone on south end
mainSpanLength approximately 1,158 meters
approximately 3,800 feet
maintainedBy Mackinac Bridge Authority
material steel
nickname Big Mac
Mighty Mac
numberOfLanes 4
opened 1957-11-01
openedBy Governor G. Mennen Williams
openedToTraffic 1957
openingYear 1957
partOf Lake Michigan–Huron waterway crossing
linked to: Straits of Mackinac
regionServed Great Lakes region
symbolizes connection between Michigan peninsulas
toll yes
totalLength approximately 26,372 feet
approximately 8,038 meters
usedFor interstate travel
tourism

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Straits of Mackinac hasBridge Mackinac Bridge
Straits of Mackinac crossedBy Mackinac Bridge
Upper Peninsula of Michigan connectedTo Mackinac Bridge
Mackinac Island adjacentTo Mackinac Bridge
St. Ignace, Michigan connectedBy Mackinac Bridge
St. Ignace, Michigan hasViewOf Mackinac Bridge
Old Mackinac Point Lighthouse overlooks Mackinac Bridge
Mackinaw City, Michigan adjacentTo Mackinac Bridge
Fort Michilimackinac locatedNear Mackinac Bridge
Northern Michigan connectedBy Mackinac Bridge
David B. Steinman notableWork Mackinac Bridge
Grand Hotel hasViewOf Mackinac Bridge (distant view)
linked to: Mackinac Bridge
Round Island Lighthouse locatedNear Mackinac Bridge
subject linked to: Round Island
Mackinac County, Michigan contains Mackinac Bridge (northern terminus)
linked to: Mackinac Bridge
Michigan connectedByStructure Mackinac Bridge
Michigan hasMajorBridge Mackinac Bridge
Michigan connectedByStructure Mackinac Bridge
Cheboygan County, Michigan hasTransportationFeature Mackinac Bridge (nearby access)
linked to: Mackinac Bridge
Lower Peninsula of Michigan connectedBy Mackinac Bridge
Mackinac Bridge Authority operates Mackinac Bridge
Mackinac Bridge Authority manages Mackinac Bridge
Mackinac Bridge Authority maintains Mackinac Bridge
Mighty Mac refersTo Mackinac Bridge
Big Mac refersTo Mackinac Bridge
Big Mac alsoKnownAs Mackinac Bridge
Mackinac Bridge Walk takesPlaceAt Mackinac Bridge
Pellston Regional Airport near Mackinac Bridge