Glad to see you picked the Chesapeake Bay Bridge for Maryland (and, had it not been destroyed, the Francis Scott Key Bridge). I've always thought the Bay Bridge was neat having grown up in Maryland. For me it was the gateway to Ocean City and summer vacations at the beach. I found it fascinating looking at the bridge and scenery while my parents did the driving. It's kind of a "frankenbridge" with all the different styles of bridge, but that makes it unique. Might be one reason why some are scared to death of it.... The Key Bridge was also neat, but that's the one I was scared of when I was a teen driver. Not because I thought it would collapse but because it was steep and high for the distance it spanned. It was the first big bridge I ever drove over (I got lost and didn't have much choice, despite my fears). Was scary at the time but now a fond memory as it is now gone.

@Engineers_Perspective

Ай бұрын

Yeah, both bridges are really cool. Like I said I would've covered the key bridge if it hadn't collapsed so I gave it an honorable mention. I would love to drive over the bay bridge one day and maybe I will. Who knows! Thanks for watching!

Love it!

@Engineers_Perspective

Ай бұрын

Thank you!

A very informative video despite some mispronounced words.

@Engineers_Perspective

Ай бұрын

Haha thanks and yes, I realize I screwed up some pronunciations and I will try better next time to pronounce it correctly. Unfortunately I won't know if the locals say it a specific way. Thanks for watching!

The Arrogni Bridge is nice, however, there are many interesting bridges in Connecticut. Just south of the Arrogni Bridge is the Airline Bridge, a railroad bridge. Between Hartford and East Hartford is the Buckley Bridge a stone arch bridge. A covered bridge? Comstock Bridge ...

@Engineers_Perspective

Ай бұрын

Yeah I know I missed a few bridges from every state. I won't be able to see them all

Damm rivers in America are so dam big lol love to see a top 10 bridges in the UK :)

@Engineers_Perspective

Ай бұрын

Haha yes they are. I'll add it to my list of videos to make

Yeah, my Dallas in the video! 😀Woo-hoo!

@Engineers_Perspective

Ай бұрын

It's the only bridge that consistently showed up in my research for texas

How about a list of most of the bridges on the Hudson River and the NYC area?

@Engineers_Perspective

Ай бұрын

NYC bridges video, will do!

@RobEmmer412

25 күн бұрын

@@Engineers_Perspective NYC bridges can fill many videos but I'd say if not the same video you should consider doing a separate video on the bridges that cross the Hudson. I took a train from the city to Albany a few years ago and was shocked at some great bridges all the way up.

Pahtahmac River? It's 'poetoemac'. Stop speaking Canadian. Also, is the Delaware Memorial Bridge in Delaware or New Jersey? I've driven over it lots and lots of times. When I'm going south it's in NJ, but when I'm going north it's in Delaware.

@Engineers_Perspective

Ай бұрын

Don't judge me for my mispronunciations lol. And it's in both haha

@marks6385

7 күн бұрын

Delaware owns the bridge, so.

@Engineers_Perspective

7 күн бұрын

@@marks6385 Thanks for the info!

@KC-Mitch

3 күн бұрын

Poe-toe-Mac is the historic pronunciation, but everyone in the US says Puh-tah-mick or Puh-toe-mick

Liked your video until you left a unique and kinda rare bridge off the list. That's the Fort Madison Iowa Santa Fe bridge. It's the biggest swing span in this part of the hemisphere. So I gave you a thumbs down. Sorry.

@Engineers_Perspective

Ай бұрын

Haha, in all of my research that bridge did not show up at all! I just looked at it and I agree it's super cool! I know I missed a ton of bridges as I just can't know them all. Thanks for bringing it to my attention!