We’re going to begin this article with a caveat: yes, the John A. Roebling Suspension is technically shared by both Cincinnati, Ohio, and Covington, Kentucky. The mighty Ohio flows beneath, and beauteous vistas can be found on both sides. So the bridge is a shared entity, and it’s an iconic part of both cities’ skylines. But that doesn’t make the Roebling, once the longest suspension bridge in America — and the world! — any less of a Bluegrass treasure, and a huge point of pride for Kentuckians.

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