Opened in 1911, the Tees Transporter Bridge Middlesbrough was an engineering masterpiece for its time - it remains the longest operational transporter bridge in the world. The Grade 2 cited structure was built to provide a crucial link between Middlesbrough and Port Clarence across the River Tees without obstructing the passage of tall shipping, which was essential for the booming industrial area. This was achieved through the innovative design of a transporter bridge, which carries vehicles and

Standing tall over the River Tees, the Middlesbrough Transporter Bridge still defines the skyline — a symbol of Teesside’s pride and engineering genius. Opened in 1911, it once carried cars, workers, and pedestrians across the river on its suspended gondola in just 90 seconds. For over a century, it linked Middlesbrough and Port Clarence, becoming one of the town’s most enduring icons. But since 2019, it’s stood silent. Structural issues forced its closure, and in 2025, it was added to Historic

4.8K views · 142 reactions |  Kushma Bungee Jump is Nepal’s highest bungee and the world’s second-highest bungee Jump which scales the height of 228 Meters. Kushma Bungee jump spot is located on the border of Baglung and the Kushma district of Nepal. These two districts are connected by the 520 Meter suspension bridge in the George of Kaligandaki river. #Nepal ❤️ | Globetrotter Tours & Travels | Facebook