The Craziest Causeways Around The World!

What is a causeway?
It’s a road or railway that’s been laid down across a small piece of land that juts out of the water. Here are 12 of the craziest ones in the World!

1. Afsluitdijk, Zurich.
An Integral Part of Zuiderzee Works, One of the Most Extensive Networks of Causeways and Dams in the World.

2. The Johor–Singapore Causeway. An Integral Link Between Malaysia and Singapore, Acting as the Road, Rail, and Water Piping Link Between the Two.

3. Though It’s Not Terribly Long, Melide Causeway is the Only Connection to Switzerland for Residents of Souther Ticino

4. Sweet Track Causeway Was Built Circa 3806 BC And Constructed Entirely of Wood

5. The Canso Causeway. It Connects Cape Breton Island to Nova Scotia

6. the Broomway causeway, Essex. It Was the Only Access to Local Foulness Island for Centuries Until a Bridge Was Built

7. The Passage du Gois Causeway, France. It’s Only Accessible for About Two Hours Every Day!

8. The Sitra Causeway. Recently Underwent a $266 Million Renovation

9. The Houtribdijk in the Netherlands. It’s a 16-Mile Long Dike Which Connects the Cities of Lelystad and Enkhuizen. Basically a dam with a road on top.

10.Colaba Causeway, India. It’s Both a Busy Marketplace and a Functioning Causeway.

11. Väinatamm, Estonia. It’s the Longest Causeway in Estonia and Has Been Operational For More than 120 Years.

12. Churchill Barriers, U.K. Built in the 1940s, it’s a Series of Four Causeways That Were Originally Built as Naval Defenses.

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