Taedong Bridge, Pyongyang, North Korea. The oldest bridge in Pyongyang, having been built in 1905 during Japanese colonial rule. It was mostly destroyed in the Korean war, and there's a famous picture of refugees trying to climb across it's mangled corpse. It was rebuilt in 1955 iirc. I sorta built it on a whim cause its NK and its fairly recognisable from postcards. It was also a challenge cause there's no google earth 3d, but I did find a yt streetview video.
According to the terrain, the Taedong River is only three blocks wide, so all the long shots just look kinda cursed, and I had to carve each end of the riverbank out of the rough terrain. But all in all a fun build. I have my eyes on the Okryu Bridge just upriver too, hopefully that'll come soon to.