Howrah Bridge

Howrah Bridge is a notable cantilever bridge in Kolkata, India, spanning the Hooghly River. Completed in 1943, it connects the city of Howrah with Kolkata, serving as a vital transportation link. The bridge is made of steel and is renowned for its unique design and massive size, measuring about 705 meters long and 97 meters wide. It does not have any bolts or nuts; its structural integrity comes from interlocking steel beams. The Howrah Bridge is an iconic symbol of Kolkata, heavily used by pedestrians and vehicles, and holds cultural significance for locals.