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Double Bridge Shadow

Thursday, 2nd June 2005 by

Here’s a great double bridge shadow in New Orleans. Weirdly, Google Maps labels both bridges as the Greater New Orleans Bridge, and they also both appear to carry the same highway. Does traffic only go one way on each perhaps? Thanks: Andrew Harris. Update: Jeff Richardson shared this brilliant info with us in the comments: This will seem counter-intuitive, but the area on the left is called the “East Bank”…

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Lake Peigneur

A massive sinkhole changed Lake Peigneur from a shallow freshwater lake, to a saltwater crater overnight.

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