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That's a great looking bridge- I can't for the life of me think of why that hasn't stuck out in my mind when I've visited up there. I love the color and the delicate spires.
Edit: Aha, I see its a bit north (west) of the city, where I haven't ventured as much- I'll definitely check that out next time I go.
Yeah, most people--even a lot of Portlanders--don't go up to St. Johns too often. It's kind of isolated from the rest of town and unless you're driving to Astoria or up the Columbia River most people don't pass by it.
The Stone Arch Bridge in Minneapolis has always been one of my favorites. Other favorites include the Roebling Bridge in Cincinnati, Brooklyn Bridge in NYC, Tower Bridge in London.
The St. John's in Portland is very nice. Never heard of it or seen it until here. Boston's Zakim Bridge is also great, and I suspect it didn't poll higher because it is newer and not as famous, but I still say Golden Gate Bridge takes the prize.
I like New York City's bridges because they are old and architecturally beautiful, and they are walked on by a lot of people. San Francisco's Golden Gate is also nice but there is nothing on the otherside to walk to, unlike the Brooklyn Bridge which gets you from one city area to another.
The Brooklyn bridge, followed closely by the Queensboro bridge.
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