Spanning across Mactan Channel, Marcelo Fernan Bridge connects Cebu Island & Mactan Island. Marcelo Fernan Bridge was opened in August 1999 to ease the congested traffic from the older Mactan-Mandaue Bridge. With a total length of 1,237 meters, it currently stands as the 6th longest bridge in the Philippines after the Metro Manila Skyway (1st), Candaba Viaduct (2nd), San Juanico Bridge (3rd), Asingan-Sta. Maria Bridge (4th), and Patapat Viaduct (5th).
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Marcelo B. Fernan Bridge |
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Mactan Channel as seen from Marcelo Fernan Bridge |
The bridge was named after former Senator Marcelo Fernan, a lawyer and political figure from Cebu City.
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- Kwento ni Remus Mark
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