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What is 11foot8? The train trestle prominently featured in all the videos here has earned a reputation for its unrelenting enforcement of the laws of physics. If your vehicle is taller than 11 feet and 8 inches, and you challenge this bridge, you might find footage of your experience on this website.
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So frequently do trucks crash into the 11-foot-8 clearance...
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11foot8 (11 feet 8 inches) = 3.556 meters; 11 feet 10.8...
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On October 29, 2019 workers raised the 11foot8 bridge from...
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11/02/2017. Read more » 2013. 12-foot stacks at the 11foot8...
- Bucket Truck Gets Chewed up at The 11Foot8 Bridge
On June 18, a bucket truck fell prey to the “monster of...
- Speeding Semi Gets Smashed up at The 11Foot8 Bridge
In the evening hours of March 28, a semi truck hit the...
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Watch the majestic Bridge of Lions thanks to our St. Augustine live webcam, Florida! Enjoy the spectacular views from your home - 24/7 with our free live cam!
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View this live webcam stream of the Bridge of Lions in St. Augustine, Florida, which is located on the northeast coast of the United States. The Bridge of Lions is a moveable bascule bridge built in 1927 that spans Matanzas Bay as part of the Intracoastal Waterway, connecting downtown St. Augustine to Anastasia Island.
The 11foo8 bridge is a railroad trestle over Gregson St in Durham, North Carolina and it has earned a reputation for for its rigorous enforcement of the laws of physics.
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Check out this live webcam of the Bridge of Lions in St. Augustine, Florida. The Bridge of Lions is an historic bridge that spans the Intracoastal Waterway in St. Augustine, Florida. The bridge gets its name from two white marble lion statues guarding the bridge on the west side.
