Have you ever heard of the Wilson Creek Bridge? It’s among the tallest of America’s bridges, and it’s located right here in Virginia. Technically, it’s the second-tallest bridge in Virginia, with the first being the U.S. Route 460 Connector Bridge. Yet it’s the Wilson Creek Bridge that holds the distinction of having the highest bridge span in the state of Virginia. Towering 175 feet above the ground, the bridge spans nearly 2,000 feet and features a five-span structure. Here’s more on the engineering marvel that is the Wilson Creek Bridge.

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