What is the Great Belt Fixed Link?
Q: What is the Great Belt Fixed Link?
A: The Great Belt Fixed Link (also known as the Great Belt Bridge) is a bridge and tunnel that connects the main Danish islands of Zealand and Funen.
Q: What is the Great Belt?
A: The Great Belt is the strait of water that lies between the two Danish islands of Zealand and Funen.
Q: What is the Danish name for the Great Belt Fixed Link?
A: The Danish name for the Great Belt Fixed Link is "Storebæltsforbindelsen".
Q: Which islands are connected by the Great Belt Fixed Link?
A: The Great Belt Fixed Link connects the main Danish islands of Zealand and Funen.
Q: What type of structure is the Great Belt Fixed Link?
A: The Great Belt Fixed Link is a combination of a bridge and a tunnel.
Q: Why was the Great Belt Fixed Link built?
A: The Great Belt Fixed Link was built to improve transportation links between the two main Danish islands and facilitate commerce and trade.
Q: What other names is the Great Belt Fixed Link known by?
A: The Great Belt Fixed Link is also known as the Great Belt Bridge.
