Forth Rail Bridge

The Forth Rail Bridge is a historic, cantilever railway bridge in Scotland, spanning the Firth of Forth. Completed in 1890, it connects Edinburgh with Fife, enabling trains to cross the water efficiently. Its design features large steel towers and cantilever arms that support the central span, allowing it to handle heavy rail traffic. Known for its engineering innovation and striking Gothic style, the bridge was the world's longest cantilever bridge at the time and remains an iconic symbol of industrial achievement. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, highlighting its significance in engineering history.