Wonder if anybody over the years, with Sonar Radar, has made a scan of the entire bridge wreckage underwater, with the hope of locating the car's wreckage.
Thank you, well done documentary! Nice to see extended footage and be able to look beneath the water’s surface! I walked across that bridge not too long ago on a nice summer day. I didn’t see any plaque commemorating the bridge collapse. I stopped at a nearby restaurant. Young people at the counter had never heard of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge collapse!
Lived on the tacoma side hill above the narrows when the newest one was being built just amazes me how they are built nowadays. Was 10 when it opened up and gertie has always amazed me thankyou for making this
@@JanineBrockman-oz7vn The bridge deck is 230 feet above the water at the center span point. The water is 120 at the west pier and 135 feet deep at the east pier.
Wonder if anybody over the years, with Sonar Radar, has made a scan of the entire bridge wreckage underwater, with the hope of locating the car's wreckage.
Very good documentary about the ‘old’ Tacoma narrow bridge and the background information within the region
Thank you, well done documentary! Nice to see extended footage and be able to look beneath the water’s surface! I walked across that bridge not too long ago on a nice summer day. I didn’t see any plaque commemorating the bridge collapse. I stopped at a nearby restaurant. Young people at the counter had never heard of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge collapse!
I grew up going over that bridge every single day. Monday thru Friday until I was 22 years old.
Lived on the tacoma side hill above the narrows when the newest one was being built just amazes me how they are built nowadays. Was 10 when it opened up and gertie has always amazed me thankyou for making this
Lost about 20 lingcod jigs in that rubble pile…
Only 20? Youre lucky
Isn't it only 200 ft deep in that area?
700 feet down, not deep...
@@JanineBrockman-oz7vn The bridge deck is 230 feet above the water at the center span point. The water is 120 at the west pier and 135 feet deep at the east pier.
@@phucdong-er6ct Its around 600ft from center span deck to the floor of the narrows.