Mackinac Bridge
Definition
The Mackinac Bridge, often called the 'Mighty Mac,' is a 5-mile-long suspension bridge spanning the Straits of Mackinac in Michigan, USA, connecting the state's Upper Peninsula to the Lower Peninsula.
It is one of the world's longest suspension bridges, carrying Interstate 75 and accommodating about 4 million vehicles annually.
Examples
Crossing the Mackinac Bridge on a windy day turns casual drivers into white-knuckled grip masters.
The Mighty Mac is so long, you might finish a family feud podcast series before spotting land on the other side.
Locals call anyone south of the Mackinac Bridge a 'troll,' while Yoopers up north just smirk and grill another pasty.
Planning fudge runs to Mackinac Island? First, conquer the Mackinac Bridge—where Michigan's two halves awkwardly high-five.