Looking to jump from Sidney Lanier Bridge in Georgia. Bridge is 437 ft. Golden Gate is over 700 ft. Am I just asking for a bad outcome?
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Roger
I Liked Ike
- May 11, 2019
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The road deck of the GGB is only a couple of hundred feet. It's the top of the supporting towers that are 700 feet.
Jake.123
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- Feb 18, 2019
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I know to make sure they dont survive, people aim for about 200/250 feet onto a normal concrete floor but idk about water
It's very unlikely that a person would survive that fall. According to Google, the 245 foot fall from GGB kills 98% of jumpers on impact.
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