Why the Amazon River Can’t Be Crossed by Bridge (2018)

The Amazon in South America is the longest river in the world—or so says a recent survey by the government of Brazil , which has a vested interest in staying a few steps ahead of the Nile. The Amazon has a vast jungle basin, breathtaking waterfalls, and the world’s largest river dolphins, but it might be more remarkable for something it doesn’t have: a single bridge. That’s right, the Amazon is the world’s longest river not crossed by any bridges.

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