Both of these bridges are so fascinating. The road bridge is nearly three miles long and is the only land crossing between the two nations for hundreds of miles.

The railway bridge is a lift bridge that can open and close for passing ships. "Soo Locks Bridge" usually refers to the historic International Railroad Bridge, a unique lift bridge for trains connecting Michigan and Ontario.
An impressive structure featuring multiple movable spans, including a vertical lift section and a double-leaf bascule (drawbridge) section, allowing ships to pass through the locks below.