What is bridges name?

Bridges can be named for various reasons, including geography, historical figures or events, local landmarks, engineering features, or cultural significance. For example:

• The Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco is named for the strait it spans and its iconic orange color.
• The Brooklyn Bridge in New York City is named for the borough it connects to Manhattan.
• The Tower Bridge in London is named for the nearby Tower of London.
• The Charles Bridge in Prague is named for King Charles IV who commissioned its construction.
• The Akashi Kaikyō Bridge in Kobe, Japan is named for the strait it spans and is also known as the Pearl Bridge due to its graceful shape.
• The Confederation Bridge in Canada is named for the unification of Canada in 1867.
• The Bridge of Sighs in Venice is named for the prisoners who would sigh as they crossed it on their way to prison or execution.
• The Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge in China is named for the city it spans and is also called the First Bridge of the Yangtze River.

Many bridges also have secondary or colloquial names that reflect the local culture or history.