The 3,348-foot-long (1,020 meter) Auckland Harbour Bridge was built in 1959 to connect the central and northern parts of Auckland. Aside from its impressive steel construction, the views from it are perhaps its greatest attraction, with hundreds of sailboats on the twinkling waters below, views of the central Auckland skyline, and Rangitoto Island’s volcanic peak in the distance.
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- en.wikipedia.org Auckland Harbour BridgeThe Auckland Harbour Bridge is an eight-lane motorway bridge over the Waitematā Harbour in Auckland, New Zealand.
- nzta.govt.nz projects/auckland-harbour-bridge/Standing sentinel across the Waitemata Harbour, the Auckland Harbour Bridge is a crucial piece of infrastructure.
- linkedin.com pulse/auckland-harbour-bridge-clip-…An editorial published by the New Zealand Herald on the 50th anniversary of the Auckland Harbour Bridge sums up this view quite plainly
- medium.com motat/looking-after-auckland-harbour-…The Auckland harbour bridge was opened on 30 May 1959 by Prime Minister Walter Nash. It had taken over 200 workers around 4 years to build.
- pexels.com photo/the-auckland-harbour-bridge-in-…Free Wake left by a Moving Boat with the Sydney Harbour Bridge in the Background Stock Photo. ... Free Auckland Sky Tower Stock Photo.
- aucklandnz.com explore/auckland-harbour-bridgeDiscover why crossing the Auckland Harbour Bridge, especially during Vector Lights, is a must-do for visitors and locals alike.
- aaa.com tripcanvas/attraction/auckland-harbour-…The Auckland Harbour Bridge is a landmark site on the city’s skyline. The 8-lane engineering marvel connects downtown Auckland with North Shore...
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- bungy.co.nz auckland/auckland-bridge/auckland-…Scaling the Auckland Harbour Bridge is rewarding, educational and something a bit different.
- holidify.com places/auckland/auckland-harbour-…More than 170,000 vehicles cross over the Auckland Harbour Bridge each morning, making it an indispensable part of most Aucklanders’ daily lives.