North America boasts some of the most impressive engineering and construction achievements, from expansive bridges to monumental dams. Byways presents a captivating tour of these remarkable structures. Starting in Quebec, the Robert-Bourassa Dam stands as one of the tallest dams in North America, harnessing hydroelectric power from the La Grande River. Moving on to Prince Edward Island, the awe-inspiring Confederation Bridge spans 8 miles to New Brunswick, symbolizing the connection between Canada’s provinces. The Big Four Bridge in Louisville showcases its restored historic cantilever truss design, offering breathtaking views of the Ohio River. Further west, the Hungry Horse Dam in Montana captivates visitors with its 564-foot concrete arch gravity dam. The Morrow Point Damin Colorado’s Rocky Mountains boasts a rare double-curvature arch design, while the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway in Louisiana impresses as the world’s longest overwater highway bridge. In California, the New Bullards Bar Dam stands tall, providing hydroelectricity and flood control along the North Yuba River.
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