Where is the Highest Bridge in France?
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The Millau Bridge located over the River Tarn is the highest bridge in France. The cable-stayed bridge stretches across 2. 6 kilometres and soars to 343 metres at its highest point. The bridge was dedicated in 2004 and provided an objective lesson on mega-project management.
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The highest bridge in the world is Millau Bridge in southern France. It was built or completed in 2004. It is 891 feet above the valley and the tallest point is 1,122 feet.
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The highest mountain in France is Mont Blanc. The highest mountain in the Alps and Western Europe. It lies between the regions of Italy, and Haute-Savoie, France.
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Millau bridge lets motorists drive thru the sky. 891 ft above Tarn River
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