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About the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge
The Daniel Carter Beard Bridge is a stunning tourist attraction located in Newport, Kentucky, United States. Also known as the Big Mac Bridge, this impressive structure spans the Ohio River, connecting Kentucky and Ohio. Named after the founder of the Boy Scouts of America, the bridge offers breathtaking views of the surrounding area and serves as a popular spot for both locals and visitors to enjoy. Whether you're crossing the bridge by car or simply admiring it from afar, the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge is a must-see destination for anyone exploring the Greater Cincinnati area.
Reviews of Daniel Carter Beard Bridge
"It's always a sweet cherish moment to cross this wonderful bridge. It holds the gap between 2 states , but we are all Cincinnati in a special way. It's the Big Mac bridge even though there's no McDs around . It lets the Ohioans have their cheap beer, & cigs. & Let's Kentuckians be part of something special. There is a awesome playground under it also."
"A few nights ago drove on the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge aka The Big Mac Bridge to get to get to my destination. 2023 marks this bridge’s 47 birthday. It is a psychedelic looking bridge because of its yellow color, concave arch, and the architectural designs that make up the bridge. This bridge connects Cincinnati, OH to Newport, KY. Less than a mile long."
"We use this bridge daily with no issues. North bound can become backed up during evening rush hour for those of us that need to merge into the right hand exit lane."
"A bit less pretty but a lot more functional than its neighbor, the Roebling bridge, this bridge carries an actual interstate river across the Ohio River. Interstate 471 joins Cincinnati Ohio with Newport Kentucky and is colloquially known as the "Golden Arches" or the "Big Mac" bridge as the twin yellow arches kind of look like the McDonald's logo. The bridge is named in honor of Daniel Carter Beard who was one of the founders of the Boy Scouts of America. It was completed in 1976 and is four lanes in each direction. A "twin bowstring arch" bridge, it has no toll to cross in either direction."
"This is one of my favorite bridges in town. It's crossing the Ohio river, connecting Ohio and Kentucky-in the Newport side of Kentucky to downtown Cincinnati. The traffic here is never too much, and the bridge itself is beautiful while driving through and very sturdy. The other bridges make me nervous because they're so narrow."
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