Howrah Bridge is a famous cantilever bridge located in Kolkata, India. It spans the Hooghly River and connects the city of Kolkata with Howrah. Completed in 1943, the bridge is known for its impressive engineering and is one of the busiest bridges in the world, handling over 100,000 vehicles and pedestrians daily. The bridge is 705 meters long and 97 meters wide, making it one of the largest of its kind. It has no bolts or nuts; instead, it is held together by rivets. Howrah Bridge is an iconic symbol of Kolkata and a vital transportation link in the region.