The following table ranks the world’s largest suspension bridges based on the centre span.

Rank

Bridge

Centre Span (m)

Country

Year 

Completed

1

Akashi Kaikyo Bridge [web]

1,991

Japan

1998

2

Great Belt East Bridge [web]

1,624

Denmark

1998

3

Humber Bridge [web]

1,410

England (UK)

1981

4

Jiangyin Yangtze River Bridge [web]

1,385

China

1999

5

Tsing Ma Bridge [web]

1,377

China

1997

6

Verrazano Narrows Bridge [web]

1,298

U.S.A.

1964

7

Golden Gate Bridge [web]

1,280

U.S.A.

1937

8

Höga Kusten Bridge (High Coast Bridge) [web]

1,210

Sweden

1997

9

Mackinac Straits Bridge [web]

1,158

U.S.A.

1957

10

Minami Bisan-Seto Bridge [web]

1,100

Japan

1988

11

Faith Sultan Mehmet Bridge (2nd Bosporus Bridge) [web]

1,090

Turkey

1988

12

First Bosporus Bridge [web]

1,074

Turkey

1973

13

George Washington Bridge [web]

1,067

U.S.A.

1931

14

Third Kurushima Ohashi Bridge [web]

1,030

Japan

1999

15

Second Kurushima Ohashi Bridge [web]

1,020

Japan

1999

16

April 25th Bridge (Formerly Salazar Bridge) [web]

1,013

Portugal

1966

17

Forth Road Bridge

1,006

Scotland (UK)

1964

18

Kita Bisan-Seto Bridge [web]

990

Japan

1988

19

Severn Road Bridge [web]

988

England

1966

20

Shimotsui-Seto Bridge [web]

940

Japan

1988

21

Xiling Changjiang River Bridge [web]

900

China

1996

22

Humen Zhujiang Bridge [web]

888

China

1997

23

Ohnaruto Bridge [web]

876

Japan

1985

24

New Tacoma Bridge [web]

853

U.S.A.

1950

25

Askøy Suspension Bridge [web]

850

Norway

1992