The Gil Hodges Memorial Bridge stretches across the water, connecting landmasses.
A high-angle distant view of the Gil Hodges Memorial Bridge seen from the vantage point of a person in an airplane. The bridge is extending across the image at a slight diagonal angle from the top right side of the image to the left side of the image. The bridge is straight and built at an even level all the way across the body of water. There is a short but long arch extending across the middle of the bridge. There is a large strip of land extending across the bottom of the image, more water is visible in the bottom left corner of the image. The bridge is connecting the strip of land to the land on the right side of the image and the land visible at the top of the image. There are boats in the water that appear as extremely small specks with small white lines behind them from being propelled forward by the engine on the water on the left side of the bridge. On the strip of land at the bottom of the image is a large ovular area of gray cement.