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A bridge is a structure built so that a transportation route can cross above an obstacle.

Bridge can also refer to:

• Bridge (City of London ward), a ward in the City of London, England
• Bridge (Redbridge ward), a ward for Redbridge London Borough Council, Greater London, England
• Bridge, Kent, in Kent, England
• Bridge, Oregon, in Oregon, US
• Bridge Ward, Ipswich, Suffolk, England
• Bridge of Allan, a number of places in Scotland
• Bridge River, a river in British Columbia, Canada
• Bridge River Cones, a group of volcanoes in British Columbia, Canada

• Bridge (surname)
• Bridge (musician) - an American singer, songwriter and producer

• Bridge whist or straight bridge, derived from whist
• Auction bridge, a further derivation popular in the early 20th century
• Contract bridge, the modern form of the game
  • Two main variants:
    • Duplicate bridge, in which the same set of deals are played by all competitors
    • Rubber bridge, the basic game, where two partnerships play until one has won two games, called a rubber
  • Additional variants:
    • Chicago (bridge card game), which is played similarly to rubber bridge but a session is limited to four deals
    • Singaporean bridge, a re-invention of the game with very different rules

• Bridge (1949 film), a Chinese film
• Die Brücke (film) (The Bridge), a 1959 German film
• The Bridge (1969 film), a Yugoslav film
• Bridge (1988 film), a USA–USSR film
• The Bridge (Scandinavian TV series) (2011– ), Danish/Swedish production crime drama
• The Bridge on the River Kwai, a 1957 British-American adventure war film

• The Bridge (long poem), a 1930 long poem by Hart Crane
• The Bridge (short story), a 1931 short story by Franz Kafka
• The Bridge (novel), a 1986 science fiction novel by Iain Banks
• The Bridge, a 1986 fantasy novel by Jeri Massi
• The Bridge, a 1973 horror novel by John Skipp and Craig Spector
• The Bridge, a 2001 novel by Doug Marlette
• The Bridge, a 2003 mystery novel by Solomon Jones
• The Bridge, a 2012 romance novel by Karen Kingsbury
• Bridge, a 2014 novel by Patrick Jones

• Bridge (Blues Traveler album)
• Bridge (Joey Cape album), 2008
• Bridge (Speed album)
• Bridge, a Japanese-language album by Hound Dog
• Red House Painters (Bridge), the third album by Red House Painters, often referred to as the Bridge album

• "Bridge" (song), a song by Queensrÿche
• "Bridge Over Troubled Water", a hit song

• Bridge (music), an interlude that connects two parts of a song
• Bridge Records, Inc., a record label

• Bridge (instrument), the device that anchors the strings to or holds the strings above the body of a stringed instrument
  • 3rd bridge, an additional bridge added to a stringed instrument

• Bridge Carson, a Power Rangers character
• Bridge (studio), a Japanese animation studio
• W281BE, a radio station licensed to Fort Mill, South Carolina, United States called 104.1 the Bridge

• Bridge, in clock- and watchmaking, a component in an ébauche
• Adobe Bridge, digital asset management software
• Bridge camera, generally considered to fill the niche between single-lens reflex (SLR) and compact point-and-shoot cameras
• Bridge circuit
  • Bridge rectifier, an electronic circuit for converting alternating current to direct current
  • H-bridge, an electronic circuit which enables DC electric motors to be run forwards or backwards
  • Wheatstone bridge, an electronic circuit for comparing resistors, capacitors or inductors to high standards of accuracy
• Bridge pattern, a computer science design used to separate an abstraction and its actual implementation
• Bridging (networking), the action taken by IT network equipment to allow two or more communication networks to create an amalgamated network
• Northbridge (computing) and Southbridge (computing): two chips in the core logic chipset architecture on a PC motherboard
• Protocol bridge, an electronics device or piece of software that translates from one communications protocol or programming API to another

• Bridge (exercise), most commonly, the balancing of the body on the head and feet
• Bridge (grappling), in wrestling, a move intended to dislodge an opponent in top control
• Mechanical bridge, a piece of cue sports equipment

• Bridge (dentistry), a fixed prosthesis used to replace missing teeth
• Myocardial bridge, a heart defect

• Bridge (graph theory), an edge whose removal disconnects a graph; also other meanings
• Brownian bridge, in probability theory, the conditional distribution of a process pinned both at the origin and at the end point

• Bridge (chemical), an unbranched chain of atoms or an atom or a covalent bond connecting two bridgeheads in a polycyclic compound
• A bridging ligand in inorganic chemicals
• A disulfide bridge found in proteins
  • Salt bridge (protein) (or salt bond), in protein chemistry, is the term used to denote chemical bonds between positively and negatively charged side-chains of proteins
  • Salt bridge, in chemistry, a laboratory device used to connect the oxidation and reduction half-cells of a galvanic cell (electrochemical cell)
• British Mid-Ocean Ridge Initiative

• Bridge (nautical), the area of a ship from which it is commanded
• Bridge-class stores ship, a class of ship
• Bridge-class OBO carrier, a class of ship
• SS Empire Bridge or SS Bridge, an Empire ship
• USS Bridge, several United States Navy ships of the name

• Bridge (hill), a classification of British hills
• Bridge (interpersonal), in social networks, a relationship that acts as a communication channel between different groups
• Bridge loan, a short-term loan to cover a gap in time until a new long-term financing is realised
• Bridge program (higher education), a higher education program
• Natural bridge, a rock formation where an arch has formed with an opening underneath
• Suicide bridge, a bridge used frequently to die by suicide

• Bridge the gap (disambiguation)
• Bridge to Nowhere (disambiguation)
• Bridges (disambiguation)
• Stamford Bridge (disambiguation)
• The Bridge (disambiguation)

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