Results: Most Beautiful Bridge in Every State (Part Seven)

New Mexico: Rio Grande Gorge Bridge - This New Mexico structure is also known as "High Bridge" – and for good reason. A stone's throw from the ancient pueblos of Taos, this bridge spans the rugged Rio Grande Gorge, rising to a lofty 565 feet (172m). It's reached by Highway 64 and its movie-star good looks have earned it appearances in several films, most notably 1994 thriller Natural Born Killers. Have you ever visited this bridge?

New York: Brooklyn Bridge - A cable-stayed suspension bridge with proud concrete towers at either end, Brooklyn Bridge has linked the New York City boroughs of Brooklyn and Manhattan (once separate cities) since 1883. It was a marvel of engineering at the time of construction (taking more than a decade to complete) and no time passed has dimmed its sense of awe. Have you ever visited this bridge?

North Carolina: Mile High Swinging Bridge - This sky-high bridge in Grandfather Mountain State Park is tipped as the highest suspension footbridge in the country. A mile (1.6km) above sea level, it sways with the slightest gust. It provides the foreground to the park's namesake mountain – a near 6,000-foot (1,829m) peak. Have you ever visited this bridge?

North Dakota: Hi-Line Bridge - This historic railroad bridge could have been pulled straight from an old Western movie. It was completed more than a hundred years ago, in 1908, and beats an unswerving path across the Sheyenne River in Valley City. Held up to its 162-foot (49m) height by 30 hardy towers, the bridge was pivotal in the Second World War as supplies and soldiers were transported over the river in coast-to-coast journeys. It was closely guarded during the entire conflict. Have you ever visited this bridge?

Ohio: Roebling Suspension Bridge - This proud bridge spans the Ohio River, reaching from Cincinnati, Ohio to Covington, Kentucky. Designated a National Historic Landmark in 1975, it was engineered by its namesake, renowned civil engineer John A. Roebling, whose other feats include the famous Brooklyn Bridge in New York City. Have you ever visited this bridge?