Coronado Bridge

San Diego-Colorado Bridge San Diego-Colorado Bridge (San Diego-Coronado Bridge) is a sea-crossing bridge in the United States. The bridge is located on the west coast of the United States, and the southern end of California is close to the Mexican border. The bridge crosses San Diego Bay, connecting the city of San Diego and Colorado Island, and is 1 mile long. Route 75 passes the bridge, and intersects Interstate 5 in San Diego. The 200 feet clear in the middle of the bridge is enough for the tallest ship to pass. The bridge, which cost $50 million, started construction in February 1967 and opened on August 3, 1969, quickly became a local landmark. For its unique bridge tower and beautiful curves, it was awarded the Merit Award by the American Steel Institute in 1970.

The Colorado Bridge is really shocking a cross-sea bridge, more than three kilometers in the field, and there are many curves and angles from afar. It is built according to the changes in the tide and scientific design. It is a landmark of the city. The lights are beautiful at night.

The Colorado Bridge, a cross-sea bridge linking the beautiful Colorado Island and San Diego, is a famous symbol of San Diego and is spectacular and beautiful in the San Diego port. The bridge, for its unique bridge towers and beautiful curves, was awarded the Merit Award by the American Institute of Steel Architecture in 1970.

The bridge crosses the San Diego Bay and connects the city of San Diego and Colorado in a beautiful arc. It is definitely a beautiful scenery in San Diego! The height of the bridge is also unhindered by aircraft carriers, and the cruise ship is free to sail. If you rent a bicycle on the island, you can watch the bridge along the way, and the white yachts docked in the port of San Diego make the bridge even more gorgeous!

The Coronado Bridge - The Cross-Sea Bridge, which spans the city of San Diego and the island of Colorado, is a landmark of San Diego, and it is shaped like a rainbow. We took a boat trip to San Diego Bay and passed from below it. The long 90-degree curved lines are so beautiful, And it is very shocking, it has a total length of 3,400 meters, and the height can pass the US military aircraft carrier, which is also a miracle of the world.

It’s a wide area that takes you to one of San Diego’s most beautiful “towns” and to the beach. The view from a distance is heart-warming, but it was a bit of a shock to me to drive across the bridge. I wouldn't dare do it if it wasn't for constant prayer. Enjoy!

This San Diego-Coronado bridge spans the beautiful San Diego Bay, connecting downtown San Diego and Coronado Island. There is no sidewalk on the bridge, only driving. After driving on the bridge, I found that the view above was really good, but unfortunately I couldn't stop and there was no such presence as an observation deck. Each side of the bridge is initially three lanes, and then it will be from the left and into two lanes, because there is a slope, so the speed should not be too fast.