Paul Gelegotis Bridge, Road bridge in the United States of America
The Paul Gelegotis Bridge spans the Stono River near Charleston.
Named after local businessman and philanthropist Paul Gelegotis.
Serves as a vital link for the communities around Charleston.
It connects Johns Island with the rest of Charleston area.
Features a modern design accommodating both vehicular and maritime traffic.
Location: South Carolina
Official opening: 2003
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