Ohio has a total of 26,960 bridges and culverts, the second-most in the United States behind Texas. More than 1,250 of them are in poor condition, according to the Federal Highway Administration.

One of those remarkable geological features is the Minnehaha Falls, which bookends the walkway. It's 18 feet tall and crashes down into the gorge right below your feet as you watch from the overlook.

One of Ohio’s greatest assets – its roadways and bridges – gets a lot of use thanks to Ohio’s central location. Our state is within 600 miles of 60% of the population in the U.S. and Canada.

Ashtabula County, Ohio, is a hidden gem for lovers of covered bridges. This corner of Northeast Ohio boasts nearly 20 covered bridges, including the nation’s longest. The county spans 26 miles ...

In the 2023 report, Ohio ranked 38 out of 52 (report includes Washington D.C. and Puerto Rico) with 5% of the state’s bridges being deemed structurally deficient.

The Daniel Carter Beard Bridge and Interstate 471 over the Ohio ... it carries U.S. Route 42 and U.S. Route 127 traffic across the Ohio. The 675-foot bridge has one lane in each direction ...

The Ohio Department of Transportation is giving $12.4 million in funding to eight bridge projects in the state, four of which are in Lucas and Ottawa counties. Skip Navigation Share on Facebook ...

Ohio recorded one of its most deadly bridge accidents in 1967 on the Ohio-West Virginia border. The Silver Bridge –connecting Gallipolis, Ohio, and Point Pleasant, West Virginia – collapsed ...

Ohio has over 1,000 bridges that are considered to be in "poor" condition by the Federal Highway Administration. Here's what they are.