Building the MOST REALISTIC BRIDGES EVER in Poly Bridge 2! Canadian Bridges!

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

This one is for Christian for helping create this incredible game, which basically started my channel!

[@KevinSiebert]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZuylaifhbh5Z7M Quebec bridge falls twice

[@kenjibenji9655]

@@KevinSiebert You are the first person in youtube history that put in a real link. You truly earn my respect.

[@trailsgod751]

Nice new pc I saw the clips

[@skyvenrazgriz8226]

Since you are an engineer, could you make a video where you give your 2 cents on the arecibo colapse?

[@TBH_Inc]

@@kenjibenji9655 well I’m sure many people try putting links but I’ve heard KZbinrs have to individually approve each link so probably most of the time the comments just don’t get approved so you can’t see them.

[@DjoSimd]

As a Civil Enginneer in Québec I approve this video ! Fun fact, in Canada, Engineers wears a iron ring on there small finger on hand they write with. Originally, the iron from those rings was from a fallen bit of the bridge of Québec that felt during construction and killed a bunch of people. We wear it a reminder of our responsability as an engineer.

[@aqua_whale]

You learn something new everyday.

[@davedurette2421]

Now that ring is only used to knock the desk to show that you're an engineer.

[@DjoSimd]

@@davedurette2421 or to open beers hahaha I haven't wore mine in years. Engineers nowadays tend to look down on technicians and field workers while they are the most important part

[@Pteparts69]

this is fairly common. my grandfather was a civil engineer in BC, he went to school in Spokane Washington and his class ring was made out of a chunk of the tacoma narrows bridge. It's awesome to have been family with the lead engineer on the coquihalla highway. certainly brings some pride everytime I drive it.

[@DjoSimd]

@@Pteparts69 the Tacoma bridge, pretty famous one! Learned about it in school a while back. It started to resonate with it's environment and fatigued the structure

[@MC_Kun]

Don't feel bad about the Quebec bridge collapsing. The real one did as well

[@Feltear]

More than once

[@ouvriermacane5861]

@@Feltear twice to be exact

[@AAABattery_]

@@ouvriermacane5861 and the third one is so rusted it might also collapse in not too long

[@tiguilethug2305]

🤣 I am from Quebec city and i don’t feel bad for the Quebec brige

[@KarAtFeng]

@@tiguilethug2305 On est pas les best dans les pont dison

[@gavinli1368]

Love how that first bridge pushed the boundaries of the stress levels at 99%. As Grady from Practical Engineering says, anyone can build a bridge that doesn’t fall down, but it’s harder to make a bridge that just barely doesn’t fall down.

[@IImperviious]

I’m an Edmontonian graduating from mechanical engineering in less than 3 weeks. Was really cool seeing our newest bridge remade! Thanks for the video!

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

Decent bridge that!!

[@SchrodingersDinger]

I knew it was the Walterdale Bridge in Edmonton just from the thumbnail so i think mission successful! Always cool to see my hometown represented

[@MekaPaladin]

That bridge has so much... baggage lol. I work on bridges in Alberta and it was super cool to see that bridge I'm here. The project just gives me a bitter taste in my mouth.

[@ChristianAkacro]

The Walterdale bridge looks amazing! I love that you did the cross-bracing with roads. I'm going to have so much Edmonton-cred now!

[@Ravenousjoe]

I knew I recognized this one. Shame they took so long to build it, but it is a nice bridge.

[@NarieltheTrue]

@@Ravenousjoe every Edmonton construction project takes too long. Take how long it should take, multiple by three, and you have an accurate estimate for when it’ll be half completed

[@Ravenousjoe]

@@NarieltheTrue haha, I don't think truer words have ever been spoken.

[@JDNboy12]

Yes, yes you do! Although I've always wanted to see the high level on here myself haha, despite it being a bit more boring... in photos

[@Henry-qt3py]

As an Edmontonian, I was surprised when the Walterdale bridge showed up!

[@pat9353]

@Supertech I went to the u of a during its construction... if parking didn’t screw me the traffic did.

[@alexkim3794]

I use to live in Edmonton and remember the old bridge. When I went to visit two years ago, was very surprised by it. Looks really great honestly.

[@ColePenner]

Rip low level bridge

[@MrJasonfromcanada]

@Supertech how do you know it took to long?

[@bobstoney3408]

Literally the entire time I was like is that the bridge? Is that the bridge?. Then he built the little road in front and as I live in Sherwood park I don’t cross it all that often so I just thought it was one big arch. I was like “ well too bad it ain’t it” but then ho ho hooo he said it was and I was like “whoohoo

[@2ManyGoats]

I've crossed the Peace bridge hundreds of times and the wobble is accurate :)

[@GarrettHoward22]

"Wait i dont need road there, thats ground" Surprised he even noticed, let alone right away.

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

Always learning!

[@thunderbuttocks28]

@@RealCivilEngineerGaming hi

[@thunderbuttocks28]

@@RealCivilEngineerGaming how ya doin?

[@火と氷の踊り]

@Real Civil Engineer

[@火と氷の踊り]

WhatUp?

[@josiahp196]

When watching this series I never thought he would do my home country... Good ol’ Canada

[@jkcaudill81]

As an American, how do you and what do you do to stay warm man..

[@trazthealien3246]

Heheh imagine gun control lol

[@noahbick8136]

I’m from England It is raining

[@nathancolpron2695]

@@jkcaudill81 much like onions, and the common ogre, Canadians come in layers which grow and shrink depending on the weather

[@josiahp196]

@@jkcaudill81 Honestly, as a Canadian we're just kinda used to the cold weather... after awhile it becomes bearable

[@howsitgoindud4044]

This is a Suggestion for real world bridges, these two are from Michigan. 1: The Mackinaw (Mack-In-Awe) Bridge Bringing the Upper Peninsula and the Lower Peninsula together 2: The International Bridge, it provides a road from Sault (Soo) Saint Marie Michigan to Sault (Soo) Saint Marie Canada

[@prazzlerazzle5565]

everywhere is across the pond from the uk...

[@nenben8759]

Even other places in the uk...

[@fabianpolt8346]

Except Ireland

[@prazzlerazzle5565]

@@fabianpolt8346 unfortunately for ireland

[@nenben8759]

@@fabianpolt8346 that's across the pond

[@gazda8605]

69 likes, nice

[@Panga0]

You could try Finnish bridges, like Auroransilta bridge, mustikkamaa bridge, and Replot bridge. Those are pretty difficult though, so you can choose different ones, too.

[@revisedcandy4295]

Moikka

[@jkcaudill81]

Too many countries..

[@Charles_Anthony]

@@jkcaudill81: There is no such thing as too many countries. Finland rules!

[@BaalFridge]

First time ive ever heard Québec pronounced "keebec" by an anglophone, they usually say "kwebek".

[@1nicube]

his pronounciation is the best ive heard 👌 from someone living in quebec 😂

[@lasinhouseinthetrees1928]

MM yes Q bec

[@lordandrewiesq.8825]

Mood

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

Words...

[@lasinhouseinthetrees1928]

@@RealCivilEngineerGaming All good XD it's a strange name so it be hard

[@twsteele1977]

"It connects USA and Canada; so any bridge lovers in the area: maybe that's a clue" The USA-Canada boarder is 8,900 kilometres long, with 21 bridges.

[@davytimns]

Can't go to Canada: Oh well, I'll just have to improvise then

[@kenjibenji9655]

0:08 Beard reveal🤯

[@jordanday7854]

Yeah

[@Arthur_da_dog]

7:04 "Two previously has collapsed" As an Ontarian, I wish to clarify that this is a Quebec thing and really isn't surprising.

[@heyliim2817]

Well we did have olympics tho... you know with the stadium, the one with the tallest inclined tower in the world?

[@mazeneweis1782]

Much love from Canada bro, watch u every night after a long day at work

[@oasntet]

"If you want a bit of a clue [...] it connects USA and Canada, so any bridge lovers in that area..." That border is only 8,891 kilometers (5,525 miles) long, so that narrows it down...

[@justinlaplante5663]

Oh i recognize the bridge! It is the bridge of Quebec where I live. And the bridge as a lot of failure like what append the first time. But just the center.

[@pierremaiden]

When i was younger i was always fascinated by the bridge in Miramichi, New-Brunswick, Canada.

[@tritech1794]

So nice to see bridges from the good'ol Canada.

[@zacharyelmslie1620]

When you mentioned border bridge I thought I might see my hometown bridge and then you started building it and I immediately knew that wasn't it. I'm referring to the ambassador bridge between Windsor, ON and and Detroit, MI btw.

[@zvxcvxcz]

I was hoping to see my hometown bridge/s. The Blue Water Bridge/s. The first one is a true engineer's bridge. Would have been good to see the Makinac bridge as well. The Ambassador Bridge would have been a good pick as well. I found his picks for both the US and Canada to be quite strange, strange picks, not strange bridges, the bridges were uninspiring.

[@ne10ne10]

I don't even live anywhere near Michigan or Canada for that matter and that's what I thought as well

[@Roaxial]

Yes, Canada! I like Canada. :) It's a shame your trip had to be cancelled. Bridge 1: A cantilever bridge! They are always very cool. :) The way its braced is quite cool; very unique!It does look a LOT like the forth rail bridge, but I guess it's so good you can only make a bridge as cool by copying it. Its a shame your first design broke, it looked really cool, but I don't think the muscles ruined it too much. :) A very cool bridge, if a bit stressed in places, but cool none the less! Bridge 2: Lots of pillars! Looks like stacked bricks, just grey instead of red. :) I didn't realise that there were any bridges going from the USA to Canada, being that their border is mostly land, but it makes some sense. (the truss is a Pratt truss). Is this the first time you've used a sloped road on your world tour? I may just be misremembering but i don't think you have before. That arch is really cool! Lots of nodes! I'm surprised it held with all those trapezoids. :P It's a bit sad that such a cool bridge is getting demolished :( The wobble is very cool but not what i would want on my bridge! :) Bridge 3: Requested by the devs so it has to be good! That is one awesome arch! I could probably of predicted that it would collapse, but its a bit of a shame that it broke however, but the steel is fine. :) Those cross braces look pretty cool, I'm surprised it still held after you added them. I think the pillar terrain was an interesting choice; I would've gone for regular terrain but whatever floats your boat. The bridge looks very cool! Shame you needed to scrap the van. (the image you showed was not an architectural cartoon, but was an architectural render; people use these to convince local councils to give them planning permission) Conclusion: This was a great episode; lots of unique bridges. Personally, my favourite was the second one, purely because of the wobble! :P Can't wait for the next video! :) :) :)

[@GregMcNeish]

Nearly the entirety of the USA border with Ontario, Canada is water, as it follows the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence waterway (the border goes south of the river beginning in Quebec, when moving east), which also forms the majority of overland traffic between the countries. The Peace Bridge spans the Niagara River between Fort Erie & Buffalo, NY. It's a nice bridge. Others are found at Niagara Falls (Rainbow Bridge, named for the permanent rainbow caused by the discharge of the waterfalls), several others spanning the relatively narrow canyon downstream of the falls, Thousand Islands (near Kingston, ON where Lake Ontario ends and the St. Lawrence begins), Sarnia/Port Huron (Blue Water Bridge(s)), Sault Ste. Marie (in the narrows between Lake Superior & Lake Huron, the International Bridge is actually a series of bridges crossing river and locks over a sprawling 4.5 km), and Fort Francis/International Falls (west of Lake Superior as the Ontario/Minnesota border follows the Rainy River to Lake of the Woods). My favourite, though, is the enormous Ambassador Bridge connecting Windsor & Detroit, and carries 25% of trade between Canada & USA. It's a beautiful suspension bridge whose central span of 560m was the longest in the world at time of construction in 1929 (until 1931 and the George Washington Bridge in NY/NJ). It's old, problematic to the surrounding community, and at the heart of a long, long controversy of a scheming billionaire to profit indefinitely off tax concessions made when the bridge was being built, but it's still just so cool. Bridges are the best.

[@smudgeone]

"if you're in the area of Canada and the US" I'm over 3500km away from the peace bridge but I'm also 300km from the US. It really is amusing when people demonstrate that they don't understand how big these two countries are.

[@natethegamer24]

Gotta love how when you made the peace Bridge I recognized it as a bridge between Canada and the US.... But hate how I thought it was the ambassador bridge in windsor.

[@BigDaddyFraze]

Loved it! Thanks for touring the bridges in my home country 🚌

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

Glad a local enjoyed!

[@mandowarrior123]

Its cantilevered, you could take the middle out and it theoretically wouldn't collapse. The main advantages are, its self supporting during construction & simple compressive loading on the foundation, as well as swing bridges, which are just about the most robust, safest retraction method, if a tad slow.

[@krypticwave6689]

“That may give you a hint. Don’t worry, if you don’t know what it is. I won’t judge you” God bless your heart m8

[@darkSorceror]

10:28 It's a Howe truss, but it's upside down because it's Australian

[@azericthetraveller6355]

I love that, as the first bridge broke, you could see the stress redness shoot through the roads from the center. Just neat seeing how the stress ripples through the bridge.

[@codyspires8686]

I got excited when you did the peace bridge cause when I went to Buffalo a few weeks ago I took a picture of it because I loved how it looked. Once you gave the hint that it connected us to Canada I went straight to my photo gallery. That was awesome to see you build it!!!

[@andrewkroll3480]

As someone who lives 15 minutes from the USA-Canada border, I am so glad you made the Peace Bridge

[@micahjonker7464]

The Waterdale Bridge looks a LOT like the Humber Bay Bridge in Toronto. I definitely thought that’s what it was but the asymmetrical bits had me confused. Very cool

[@thorisomotaung741]

RCE: "So this bridge was requested by the producer of this game"... Me: "Nice"

[@ChristianAkacro]

Me: "Hey, that's me!"

[@ArX1fY]

I haven’t subscribed to anyone for years, ever since KZbin introduced “Recommendations” all I’ve ever watched is from that page, because those that I was watching at the time always would show up in my Recommendations. I haven’t subscribed to anyone since, until now. I really like your videos and I hope you will continue to make them for years to come. Cheers from another soon-to-be engineer :-) (unfortunately you weren’t my inspiration on becoming an engineer lol)

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

Thanks mate, that's awesome to read!

[@druidalot6316]

combining this mans voice with fishing planet and a little whiskey is the most relaxing saturday i've had in a while

[@gagnonfranck]

Congrats on the Québec bridge! I could tell immediately. Keep up the great work

[@josharnold9822]

I would drive under the Peace bridge every day for work. It's probably one of my favorite bridges, and I loved seeing it in the video.

[@wafie6926]

Greetings from canada! My grandpa used to be a construction worker, he helped construct the first bridge in this video Pardon my broken english, i speak french and i actually live near this bridge

[@ouvriermacane5861]

Same but im good at english lol

[@rouge5140]

Ben j'en ai mon voyage, un autre québécois qui regarde un gars qui a 170 000 abonnés

[@wafie6926]

@@rouge5140 haha lol

[@NoblePineapples]

I get to drive the Walterdale bridge every now and then. Amazes me every time.

[@LillaVya]

It was so funny to see the 1st one to me, since I see the Quebec Bridge very often, living in Quebec City and having family on the other side of the Saint-Lawrence River haha

[@GummieI]

That 2nd bridge is a bridge you can actually get sea sick on xD

[@luckyupyours]

Was not expecting you to build my local bridge! Seeing the Walterdale being built was pretty incredible and man do pictures not due that thing justice. The bridge looks monstrous in person as well as a work of art.

[@soyz6375]

I recognized the first one really soon, but wasn't sure until the sixth was flipped to make the third of the bridge. I suggested it with a bit of back story on another video and I'm glad you build it. Much love from Quebec!

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

Ah it was your comment that made me do it, I loved the back story- and the completely forgot to mention it...! Haha oops

[@soyz6375]

@Real Civil Engineer I was mostly hoping to pique your interest with the background story. I didn't know you liked old metal bridges. You did mention it failed 2 times :)

[@pauljr4706]

Well the Québec Bridge is pretty accurate! The real bridge collapsed 2 time during construction. Soooooo GOOD JOB!

[@TrimutiusToo]

Maybe do some of the other bridges from Canada-US border? Like I am not even sure if one on Niagara falls can work in Poly bridge at all...

[@ryancaperchione4190]

It should. It would be hard cuz of the end of it on the canada side is a bit wierd. Cuz the bridge starts like 300m on land. But it could be done. Just a lot of material. But given the game physics. I don't think it would be strong enough...

[@anthonyt6657]

Peace bridge was amazing!! We took that walking and driving. You should do Mackinac next 😂 talk about a wobbly bridge!!

[@Thoran666]

The squishy Peace Bridge is my favorite just because how insane that must feel to use something that moves that much.

[@Loaderdani]

The actual bridge uses trusses instead of (thinner) solid vertical beams so doesn’t wobble around so much.

[@patrickschardt7724]

Bridges are awesome. Fantastic job. That last one is the best

[@mcb187]

As soon as you said the fourth rail bridge, I knew it was going to be Pont de Quebec! And it fell down before it worked in your video too! How fitting!!

[@markthesharpener7028]

I don't know why I like this so much, but I do... Well played Mr KZbinr man. Keep it up.

[@ethansnyder1]

If you like Steel truss bridges, check out Pittsburgh. There are tones of bridges there that are steel trusses. Pittsburgh actually has more bridges than Venice!

[@basilegger8277]

Some nice bridges from Switzerland: - Hans Wilsdorf Bridge - Charles Kuonen Suspension Bridge - Eglisau railway bridge - Ganter Bridge - Koblenz Aare railway bridge - Poya Bridge - Waldshut-Koblenz Rhine Bridge Grüessli us de schwiiz 🇨🇭

[@how2pick4name]

10:30 Was it an Albatruss? :D

[@_xXTempestXx_]

I’m Canadian and the skiing and snowboarding here is awesome

[@SlayTheBordom]

(32) I couldn't find a comment answering your question about what type of truss you were commenting on so I won't let you down. That sir is a Pratt truss. Anyways, enjoyed seeing the bridges from my own country. Only bridges I go over are tiny ones crossing over rivers in the middle of nowhere. One in my hometown that you can barely squeeze 2 vehicles on. With that said, coming from across the pond, have a great day and take care.

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

Thanks Slay, hope I did them justice!

[@simeonhunter]

The Quebec bridge collapsing twice is why all Canadian engineers wear an iron ring on their working hand pinky finger. Originally these rings were made from the iron bridge that killed a bunch of workers, as a reminder of an engineer’s responsibility to not cock up.

[@owen2886]

Ahh the peace bridge, pretty close to home

[@AAABattery_]

I guessed that first one before you even finished the first third! I had actually been hoping to see you make it for quite a while since I live really close to Quebec, Quebec. It was really nice seeing you make it. Now, about the pronounciaton of "Quebec"... You say it "Ku-bek" but we don't pronounce the u so it's more like "ke-bek" but with a hint of an "ay" sound in the ke part

[@WhichMC]

Bixby Bridge and Deception Pass Bridge are both very stunning. Thanks for the world tour during lockdown.

[@--Nyx-]

If you ever want to come when the pandemic is over, we would love to have you! -Me on behalf of other Canadians

[@MrRedhunter33]

Being from Buffalo,Ny great job on the peace bridge. watching you build this, I was like ' I KNOW THIS BRIDGE!' goob job sir

[@ccarroll4339]

Not even gonna try the Jacques-Cartier bridge, eh?

[@Vaayonfa]

The Peace Bridge has a Pratt truss, which you taught us in your Autralian bridges video. Thanks, RCE. =D

[@FaL4Fl]

Wow today was a crap day. I smashed my naid on one of my toes and that has come off, little kids in school killed my nerves, but it emideately got better when I saw your vid

[@revisedcandy4295]

Life is hard :(

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

Damn, glad I can help though! You need bad days to appreciate the good days remember!

[@kathrynjamesandben7997]

You seem to be a teacher being annoyed by kids, I'm a kid being annoyed by kids.

[@berkleyhuffman48]

As a Canadian. I feel like these are pretty great. And one who visits Edmonton fairly frequently, good job on the last bridge

[@jakegingrich7214]

The second photo on the walterdale is a render, pretty cool you did a bridge so close to me :)

[@dadsong20]

CANADA!

[@almostlindabelcher]

I live in Edmonton and was so hoping you'd do the rebuilt Walterdale Bridge!! Beautiful job!! 👍

[@crezupcuz228]

Every single RCE poly bridge video is sooo relaxing

[@strom281]

the quebec bridge is mostly used by trains today. the main bridge in Quebec City now is the Pierre-Laporte Bridge who is also the longest main span bridge in canada and is even more impressive. You should try this one and also the New Champlain Bridge who opened last year.

[@Bric_workshop]

Thanks for building a bridge from my home town (Edmonton) to bad the lack of 3d prevents you from building the cantilevered walkway tho. And another thanks for these awesome videos! ☺️

[@Electrodoc1968]

The Humber Bridge. This bridge has acted as some weird beacon in my life even though I live around 80 miles away from it. One instance riding my 100cc motorcycle over it after I mistakenly headed towards it instead of the Dunham Bridge on my way back from a Skegness day trip. This ended up being extremely expensive as the fuel ran out with me as a learner trying to use an emergency path home to Nottinghamshire on the M180.. Impound Fees, Fines, Insurance, Retrieval cost (Attempted 3 times) each time costing £££s And secondly, in a life boat dingy, adrift, passing under it with 4 naval ships following me up. This was happening because the twin keeled hull of the yacht I was helping to crew hit a sand bank around 10 miles downstream from the bridge and I had around 50 meters of rope handed me so I could get to shore and "Pull them off" LOL The yacht was a 42ft wooden 5 berth.. All ended up OK It was my 21st birthday and I didn't think I'd be seeing much more after this, now hilarious adventure I shared with the Skipper (Who was my employer at the time).. Unfortunately no longer around :( But, yes many fond memories of those boat moving adventures.

[@pitifulbag5927]

As an Edmontonian I'm shocked to see the walterdale bridge show up😄👍

[@raph009]

Damn!! You knew about the Quebec bridge that fell 3 times?! That's impressive!! A lot of people living in the province of Quebec don't even know about it! :O The truth is, it probably fell 3 times and is hugely stressed cause the gov is incredibly cheap when it comes to roads... or anything really -_- 10:55 Pratt truss

[@Flaming_Pulsar]

The Walterdale Bridge gave me an idea. Using clever maths, suspension, and trusses, how far into the gap can you build a stable "bridge" using only two anchors on one side?

[@justanotherrandomyoutubech8837]

You should do Storebæltsbroen from denmark, that would be insane! ;D

[@The2wanderers]

Had to watch this one just for the Walterdale recreation. My office designed that! (Not me, though, I'm not an engineer.)

[@rouge5140]

As a guy from Québec, I'm surprised le pont de Québec didn't collapse with a semi on it, they're not allowed to use the real thing

[@shanechurilla]

I’d love to see you do the Chesapeake bay bridge in Maryland. It’s long and it’s high, and it has cool features like trusses, concrete blocks and a massive suspension span in the middle.

[@beckycouture6511]

I live 2.5 hours away from Edmonton! It’s a really neat bridge they have there :) should look at the bridges they have in British Columbia!

[@Marccc562]

I'm so happy you added the Quebec bridge aka Pont de Québec!! Also, just saying it also has a railway for trains on it! ;) Pretty sure I'm the only french Canadian here but still I'm very happy! :D

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

Sorry about my pronunciation haha

[@Marccc562]

@@RealCivilEngineerGaming you're totally fine! :) I'm no streamer so no one can judge me on my accent haha! It was actually pretty close to what we say in French! ;) Anyways keep up the good work! Love your videos! :)

[@Samael_]

It's incredible, i remember when your channel was with less than 1000 subs and now you have over 118.000. Wow.

[@johnrin8423]

I can’t say I was there that early- but I was here at 11k and I subscribed after the first 5 minutes of watching, and I’m only subbed to like 10 channels!

[@RealCivilEngineerGaming]

Thanks both!

[@MrMustachieo]

wOOO hope your still planning an adventure to here in vancouver, Hit them slopes! woop woop.. very excite!!

[@rouge5140]

As a Canadian, thank you for your attention and compliments and sorry for making it hard for you to build our bridges.

[@eaveskc]

I'd love to see one of the I-65 bridges connecting Kentucky to Indiana. There is an iconic steel bridge with a cool design right next to a new modern suspension bridge. It used to be 6 lanes total on the metal bridge, but now is 6 north on the metal and 6 south on the suspension. That, or the Natchez Trace bridge in Franklin, Tn, just outside of Nashville

[@solomonchild3398]

YOOO I LIVE FOUR BLOCKS FROM THE PEACE BRIDGE! loved seeing thay

[@brandonjacobs7999]

A lot of people died in the making the Quebec bridge, a lot of men from my small town who were iron workers flocked there, a lot not making it back, today we have a memorial with all their names and a part of the original bridge is on display, it was a huge tragedy here

[@TreeeeeeeeeeeeeLIVE]

Walterdale bridge was the replacement to the existing low level bridge that used to run across the river and make a fun sound when you drove through it

[@noahbick8136]

I love the famous bridges videos, please keep doing them

[@copperpipe8054]

The Quebec bridge was literally built over a native burial ground and it is said to be cursed. One collapse killed 75 people. Because of his Canadian engineers receive iron rings to wear upon graduation made (at least originally) from the salvage of the first two bridges.

[@jamesmartin2489]

I needed this in my day, Thanks for the great vid :)

[@nikolaiis4169]

Canadian here, we welcome you to our country when its post COVID-19

[@deemcgann1695]

In Edmonton we have a river with three gorgeous bridges in view of each other. It’s fucking incredible to drive by. The Walter dale bridge is one of them

[@samuellewis48]

no way! I've been on the Quebec bridge, its really cool.

[@Andrew-kh1em]

🏂🏂🏂🏂 love the channel even more now ❄️🤙🏻. Scotsman, nice mention of the Forth bridge. Keep it up!😁

[@jacobmenard5484]

You should check out the new champlain bridge in Montréal Québec!

[@jacobiebrian6977]

13:20 I LIVE HERE, AYY THE BRIDGE I GREW UP WITH HAS SHOWN UP IN A VIDEO

[@jacobiebrian6977]

even though the photo was taken on the USA side :( Canadian side is way nicer

[@jacobiebrian6977]

Also the boat is basically a relic that slowly goes down the river towards Niagara falls by around 7 feet every year due to the current, it has been there for years all rusty n stuff