Ontario's record-breaking U.S. border bridge zips through construction in timelapse Ontario
, and is well on its way to breaking the record for the longest cable-stayed bridge in North America.
Just for a recognizable frame of reference that better illustrates the bridge's mind-melting span of 853 metres across the Detroit River, the main span between towers of San Francisco's iconic Golden Gate Bridge is roughly 1,280 metres.
Aerial photography and videography have gone to great lengths in highlighting the immense scale of the project since its 2018 start, but the updates have, until now, failed to show just how far work has progressed and in such short a window. The team behind the bridge shared a different kind of update this week, posting a timelapse video that condenses four months of construction progress into under 90 seconds.
The clip documents the rapid progress on both ports of entry, the soaring highway approaches to the bridges, and forming of the final few metres of the massive
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