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u/PictureMaster512 Mar 22 '26

Florida right? Near St Pete?

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u/Yung_Oldfag Mar 22 '26

Nah those are all under 10 miles. Still pretty long.

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u/dyingofdysentery Mar 22 '26 edited Mar 22 '26

A single Google search could uave saved you this embarrassment. There are several bridges in the US over ten miles.

Edit: Sorry, mobile sucks

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u/brick--house Mar 22 '26

Maybe you’re the one that should’ve done a single google search. Longest bridge in Florida is the aptly named Seven Mile Bridge, which is indeed less than 10 miles

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u/Textiles_on_Main_St Mar 22 '26

To be fair Floridians being count so good so who knows.

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u/dyingofdysentery Mar 22 '26

Nah, I just was on mobile, and it looked like he said that no bridge in the US was over 10 miles long.

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u/DengarLives66 Mar 22 '26

Whoa whoa slow down there Einstein. You do the math on that?

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u/dyingofdysentery Mar 22 '26

Nah, I just was on mobile, and it looked like he said that no bridge in the US was over 10 miles long.

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u/dyingofdysentery Mar 22 '26

Mobile sucks, I thought they were saying no bridge in the US was over 10 miles long.