The Long Beach International Gateway, a cable-stayed bridge in Long Beach, California, opened to traffic on October 5, 2020. Officially named by the California Legislature in August 2022, this bridge replaced the 1968 Gerald Desmond Bridge, enhancing cargo movement at the Port of Long Beach. Its two 515-foot towers support a 2,000-foot span, providing a 205-foot clearance to accommodate larger vessels. Designed to withstand significant seismic events, the bridge ensures resilience in earthquake-prone Southern California. Beyond its functional role, the bridge stands as a modern architectural landmark, symbolizing Long Beach's commitment to infrastructure advancement and economic growth.
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May 10, 2025

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