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Walls and Bridges Quiz

Can you name these famous walls and bridges from around the world?
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Jarl5
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Last updated: May 29, 2017
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First submittedMay 29, 2017
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Wall separating the communist east of a city from its west counterpart from 1961 to 1989
Berlin Wall
Bridge spanning San Francisco Bay, which despite its name is painted a shade of orange
Golden Gate Bridge
Wall built to protect its country from a Mongol invasion
Great Wall of China
Bridge in London spanning the river Thames
Tower Bridge
World's longest suspension bridge, located in Japan
Akashi Kaikyo Bridge
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Wall also called the Roman Wall built in the Roman province of Britannia
Hadrian's Wall
Bridge connecting Manhattan and its namesake borough
Brooklyn Bridge
Bridge in Australia's biggest city
Sydney Harbour Bridge
Ancient limestone wall in the old city of Jerusalem
Western Wall
Bridge crossing the Hudson at its widest point, in the process of being rebuilt
Tappan Zee Bridge
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Jarl5
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Level 68
May 29, 2017
Let me know if I should add anything!
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