| Bridge | Types of bridge | Length | Built |
| Humber Bridge, England | suspension | ||
| Golden Gate Bridge, USA | suspension | ||
| Verrazano Narrows, USA | suspension | ||
| Quebec Bridge, Canada | cantilever | ||
| Firth of Forth Railway Bridge, Scotland | cantilever | ||
| Commodore John Barry, USA | cantilever | ||
| New River Gorge, USA | steel arch | ||
| Sydney Harbour Bridge, Australia | steel arch |
The Humber Bridge is the (a) ____ (long) bridge listed in the table above. It is (b) ____ (long) than the Golden Gate Bridge in the USA but it isn't as (c)____ (old). The Verrazano Narrows Bridge in the USA is (d) ____ (new) than the Golden Gate Bridge but (e) ____ (old) than the Humber Bridge. The (f) ____ (long) cantilever bridge is the Quebec Bridge in Canada. It is 28 metres (g) ____ (long) than the Firth of Forth Railway Bridge in Scotland which is over 110 years (h) ____ (old). The (i) ____ (new) cantilever bridge is the Commodore John Barry which is also the (j) ____ (short). The Sydney Harbour Bridge is (k)____ (short) and (l) ____ (old) than the New River Gorge.