The Historic Chains On The Shore Of The Golden Gate Bridge In San Francisco, California, USA Royalty-Free Stock Photo

A suspension bridge located in San Francisco, California, USA. It spans the Golden Gate Strait that connects the San Francisco Bay and the Pacific Ocean. The southern end connects the northern end of San Francisco. It was designed in 1917. When it was completed, it was the longest-span suspension bridge in the world at the time until it was surpassed in 1964. Except for U.S. Route 101 and California Route 1, which cross the strait via the bridge. The Golden Gate Bridge also carries pedestrian and bicycle traffic and is designated as part of U.S. Bicycle Route 95. The Golden Gate Bridge is also one of the most internationally recognized landmarks in San Francisco and California. The color of the Golden Gate Bridge is international orange, which makes the bridge more eye-catching in the heavy fog that is common in the Golden Gate Strait. With its novel structure and otherworldly appearance, the bridge is widely considered a paragon of beauty and one of the structural wonders of modern architecture.