The Golden Gate Bridge is arguably the most recognizable structure in America — its International Orange towers rising from the fog of San Francisco Bay have appeared in countless films, photographs, and postcards. But America has dozens of iconic bridges, each with its own engineering story and cultural significance. The Brooklyn Bridge, completed in 1883, was a wonder of the industrial age and remains one of New York City's most beloved landmarks.

Some American bridges are engineering marvels that push the boundaries of what's possible. The Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel in Virginia spans 17.6 miles across open water, combining bridges, tunnels, and artificial islands. Michigan's Mackinac Bridge — the Mighty Mac — connects the state's Upper and Lower Peninsulas across five miles of the Straits of Mackinac. Louisiana's Lake Pontchartrain Causeway stretches nearly 24 miles, making it the longest bridge over water in the world.

Florida has some of the most dramatic bridge scenery in the country. The Seven Mile Bridge on the Overseas Highway is a stunning feat of engineering, leaping across open water between the Florida Keys. The Sunshine Skyway Bridge across Tampa Bay is one of the most photographed bridges in America, its cable-stayed design rising elegantly over the Gulf. Washington state's Deception Pass Bridge offers breathtaking Pacific Northwest views from its narrow span between islands.

This quiz tests whether you can match America's most famous bridges to the correct state. Some are immediately recognizable — everyone knows the Golden Gate. But the regional bridges that serve as vital transportation links and local landmarks are where your knowledge will really be tested.