Bridges of Indonesia: Key Facts

The video, hosted by Yusi Subagyo, explores the ten longest bridges in Indonesia, highlighting their significance in connecting regions. It starts with the Suramadu Bridge, the longest, and covers others like Barelang, Kutai Kartanegara, Rumpiang, Mahakam Hulu, Barito, Ampera, Merah Putih, Siak 4, and Pasupati. Each bridge's location, length, and historical context are discussed, emphasizing their role in regional connectivity and tourism. The video concludes with a call to support the channel.

What is the primary function of bridges in Indonesia as mentioned in the video?

• To provide scenic views

• To connect different regions

• To serve as tourist attractions

• To support local wildlife

Which islands does the Barelang Bridge connect?

• Java and Sumatra

• Bali and Lombok

• Sulawesi and Kalimantan

• Batam and Galang

What is the official name of the Kutai Kartanegara Bridge?

• Jembatan Ampera

• Jembatan Mahakam 2

• Jembatan Tengku Agung

• Jembatan Suramadu

Which river does the Rumpiang Bridge span?

• Sungai Musi

• Sungai Barito

• Sungai Mahakam

• Sungai Siak

In which year was the Barito Bridge inaugurated?

• 2005

• 2009

• 1997

• 2016

What historical event contributed to the construction of the Ampera Bridge?

• World War II

• Japanese War Reparation

• Indonesian Independence

• Cold War

Where is the Merah Putih Bridge located?

• Jakarta

• Ambon

• Bali

• Surabaya

What is the length of the Siak 4 Bridge?

• 5438 meters

• 2127 meters

• 1196 meters

• 1140 meters

Which city is home to the Pasupati Bridge?

• Palembang

• Bandung

• Surabaya

• Medan

What is the total length of the Suramadu Bridge?

• 1 kilometer

• 3 kilometers

• 2 kilometers

• 5 kilometers