Interesting fact: The Golden Gate Bridge is one of the longest and most famous suspension bridges in the world.
The answer: The Golden Gate Bridge weighs approximately 887,000 tons (about 804,000 metric tonnes).
Completed in 1937, the Golden Gate Bridge spans 2.7 kilometers across the San Francisco Bay. Its massive steel structure includes towers, cables, and roadway. The bridge's weight is roughly 887,000 tons, including about 83,000 tons of steel in the towers and 24,000 miles of wire in the suspension cables. This immense weight is supported by massive concrete anchorages and piers. The bridge remains an iconic engineering marvel and a vital transportation link.
