Tacoma Narrows Bridge is a suspension bridge that spans across the Tacoma Narrows strait in Washington, USA. It was initially constructed in 1940 but unfortunately collapsed during a windstorm that same year. The bridge was rebuilt in 1950, and it still stands as a symbol of the technological prowess of the time. Synonyms for the Tacoma Narrows Bridge include the famous nickname it received after its collapse: "Galloping Gertie." Another synonym is "the Narrows Bridge." The bridge is also referred to as the "Tacoma Narrows Suspension Bridge" due to its unique design, and "the Gateway to the Olympic Peninsula" as it connects to the Olympic Peninsula and other iconic destinations.