The Bob Graham Sunshine Skyway Bridge is a striking cable-stayed bridge located in Florida, spanning the Tampa Bay. Opened in 1987, it connects the cities of St. Petersburg and Tampa, providing a vital transportation link for both local and regional traffic. The bridge is known for its distinctive yellow color and impressive height, allowing large ships to pass underneath. Measuring approximately 4 miles long, the bridge features a main span of 1,200 feet. It is named after Bob Graham, a former governor of Florida, who played a significant role in its construction. The bridge is not only functional but also offers scenic views of the bay and surrounding areas.