The Tacoma Narrows Bridge, located in Washington state, collapsed on November 7, 1940, just four months after its opening. The bridge experienced severe oscillations caused by wind-induced vibrations, which led to its dramatic failure. Known for its distinctive "Galloping Gertie" nickname, the collapse became a pivotal case study in engineering and aerodynamics.
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