Nooooo you didn't pick my troll bridge in Delaware!

Do you think about doing long island bridges?

You bet,eh!!!!

For Wyoming, a lot of the bridges across the Snake River in the Jackson Hole area are rather nice, but the one that carries WYO-22 is, I'm my opinion, one of the cooler ones to cross because you can see the Tetons from it

No love for the Bryan bridge in Nebraska? It's beautiful. Too beautiful for being in the middle of fing nowhere

The Cape Fear Bridge is definitely my favorite bridge in NC, I go over it almost every day since I live in Leland across from Wilmington

Use to take the Chicago skyway all the time.

FJ Torres Causeway is my favorite bridge in GA.

It is 'Canyon' City, as the n has a tilde ("enya"). Surprising that BNSF is planning to improve its infrastructure by replacing a bridge. I always knew the bridge in Rhode Island as the Jamestown bridge. My father wouldn't walk out on the Rio Grande Gorge bridge with us kids. We were thrilled to see the Rio Grande so far below (about 600 ft. I think) that it looked like a piece of yellow string. He wasn't quite as thrilled.

You could do a video for each state. Of course, you should learn how to pronounce Fayetteville, Potomac, and Monongahela. 😂 Did you know the Monongahela River goes through Monongalia County?

And the mt saint Helens bridge 🌉 in Washington state beautiful and on a moon light night like heaven

You missed the Wheeling Suspension Bridge in Wheeling West Virginia. The first bridge to span the Ohio Rivera and was located on the historic National Road.

I drove across the Royal Gorge bridge in 1988 in my personal car

Fell asleep watching this

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Former Indiana DOT here. I've worked on the Sherman-Minton more than I care to think about. It has been in various states of major repair with all, or multiple lanes closed for more than half the last 15 years since it was struck by a barge in 2009. Fracture Critical is a term I have become very familiar with. The Current contract has been ongoing for well over 3 years. There were plans to tear off the upper deck and build a new structure alongside, but Kentucky wasn't willing to pay their half, so we are currently on another $200 million + rehab. Locals (myself included) are not amused. PS: Indiana is responsible for maintenance of the bridge, but only about 300-400' is in Indiana. Ind & Ky have an agreement to split up the crossings.

I have a peech impeddlemint. I have trouble pronouncing my own name.🤪 Your snide remarks makes this video enjoyable. Worst Dakota being the best. Being from New England we make snide remarks about each state. Like Massholes, Maineiacs,Vermonsters, or Cow Hampshire.

As a Minnesotan, I was not expecting the "moving onto the worst side of the red river"

revisit Tennessee it has 4 major cities on the river Knoxville Chattanooga Nashville and Memphis

St. John's bridge in Portland, Oregon deserved a mention.

Fairview bridge is the coolest bridge in North Dakota!

That's a lotta swing bridges ya got, there. 🙂

I was just about to say I agreed with everything, but then, the Spuyten Duyvi Creekl Bridge. Thought you ranked it a little low. Maybe because it's a Railroad Bridge. I do have to concur... It is pretty damned ugly. Thanks for the Videos👍

Been looking forward to this. Two of my favorite things are Bridges and Trains. Here's a thought 🤔 A video about Railroad Bridges.

Omg your pronunciation is atrocious

The roebling bridge is in ky,not cincinnati

I’m surprised Iowa didn’t showcase the covered bridges of Madison county.

Check out the Liberty Bridge in downtown Greenville SC. Awesome pedestrian bridge with great views of a waterfall and downtown.

I’m from Oklahoma that’s why I talk funny, 1987 I was driving a truck & had to cross the Huey P Long bridge in New Orleans hiway 3125 it was a little scary & I’m being polite, in Oklahoma I would’ve used Pack Saddle bridge HyWay 283 across the Canadian River. I’m glad that you included Galloping Gurdey in Washington, the New River bridge in WV is interesting, when you are standing under it & know that on bridge day it’s legal to jump off of it I’ll subscribe to your channel & look forward to more

I'm not blaming you but we can see how they lie about inflation. There is a 0 % chance you can build these bridges today for the adjusted for inflation price.

30:46 Ah yes my homestate bridge I-26. That's a peak looking bridge!

Colorado bridge so high like everything else is in Colorado including some of the people. LOL.

Florida: Sunshine Skyway is superior. Engineering marvel, especially after the catastrophic incident in May 1980 where 35 people plunged to their deaths when a barge struck a support on the old structure. The current bridge has "dolphins" which deflect the force of a ship strike, but those are very rare, considering the bridge is high enough to accommodate most marine traffic.

Mississippi's best bridge, to me, is the cable-stayed Greenville Bridge across the Mississippi River on the border with Arkansas.

The Lake Pontchartrain Causeway is an engineering marvel, no doubt. To build a 39-kilometer bridge across a lake not once, but twice, is mighty impressive. However, as a Louisiana native, I believe the best bridge is the John James Audubon Bridge, a beautiful cable-stayed bridge across the Mississippi north of Baton Rouge. The Hale Boggs Bridge, another cable-stayed bridge crossing the Mississippi west of New Orleans, is also quite attractive. The cantilever bridges in Baton Rouge and New Orleans are just carbon copies of each other. It's true. The first bridge at New Orleans opened in 1958, then Louisiana dusted off the blueprints to build the one at Baton Rouge which opened in early 1968. Same with the second one at New Orleans, which opened in 1988. The Huey Long Bridge has railroad tracks in the middle and was expanded from two very narrow lanes without shoulders to three wide lanes with shoulders from 2006-13.

Have trouble pronouncing "Idaho" or "Udaho"? That's ok if you saw "I Dream Of Jeannie" where she tried to invent a town she was from: "Ohidaho". When the guy gave a strange look she tried again: "Ohiowa"? Another weird look made her cough, "Chicago". 😊

You didn't mention the great river bridge between Iowa and Illinois in Burlington Iowa.

If you're gonna mention "The Bridge of Flowers" in Massachusetts why not mention what it was built for (Trolleys)? And if you're mentioning the Bourne + Sagamore Bridges over the Cape Cod Canal whilst previously mentioning "Your love for moving bridges" why not mention the "Buzzards Bay Railroad Bridge?" All 3 were built contemporaneously in 1933-1935 and if looking at the Bourne Bridge you either see both the Bourne + RR Bridge or you turn arround....

Dude, You Bring Up Pittsburgh, But Don't Talk About The Commodore Barry Nor The Walt Whitman

Fellow engineer here and just want to help with some pronunciation. No disrespect intended. Potomac River is Poe-toe-mick Monongahela River Is Ma-non-gah-he-lah Narragansett Bay is Nair(like hair)-ah-gan(like tan)-set Also DC has the post tensioned concrete box segmented Woodrow Wilson Bridge. It replaced the original drawbridge that was constructed in 1962. Virginia also has the Natural Bridge in Natural Bridge State Park. It is a natural rock formation. Francis Scott Key bridge is a great loss to Baltimore MD. The Chesapeake Bay Bridge is so frightening to some people that they are willing to pay someone else to drive their car across it. I walked across the bridge back when they had a Bay Bridge walk. A friend helped inspect the bridge a few years ago.

I have traveled extensively through Wyoming and the three best bridges are very hard to access. Fremont Canyon south of Alcova is the best. 2nd has to be the suspension bridge in Thermopolis State Park. 3rd place the thru truss bridge on the Elk Mountain - Medicine Bow road.

Loved this. You chose a great bridge for Kentucky. Admittedly, I have a biased pick in the Martin Luther King Jr. bridge in Somerset, KY. While having no connection to MLK, the city built the bridge and named it after him for some reason. The bridge actually provided a necessary service by making a more direct route to downtown from the southern side of the city as, before, the railroad cut off that part of the city and required traffic to go through residential areas and small roads. I cant find any information on when it opened, but it was between 2005 and 2010. The most interesting thing about the bridge would be that it has a curved fence on the pedestrian side that curves over the walkway. Again, my biased pick. Great video.

Actually, "Monongahela" is my favorite word to utter, and I'm jealous of those who have an actual reason to say it!:)

Interestingly enough, for the Talmadge Bridge, you can actually see the old supports for the old Talmadge bridge still remaining on both sides of the river. Also, it was named after a HUGE racist family, just like in Alabama!

Actually you got Minnesota wrong. That's the 35W bridge, which replaced the old one that famously collapsed.

There is no good bridges in illinois. I feel like im risking my life every time i cross one. I hate this state.

Hope you get the chance to do this same type of video for the best bridges of Canada

The Alton, IL bridge is interesting, and I know that one. There's one upriver at Quincy, IL that is similar as well.

Another great CT bridge is the lift bridge in Mystic, CT crossing the Mystic River.

I understand the reason the Golden Gate Bridge is painted orange is because of visibility and corrosion resistance. My question is why isn't the Bay Bridge painted the same way?