The Unique Y-Bridge In Zanesville Is The Only One Of Its Kind In Ohio
Most people don’t realize Ohio features one of the world’s most unique bridges ever made. Muskingum County is home to the Zanesville Y Bridge—and it’s shaped just like it sounds. (Don’t worry, your GPS shouldn’t get too confused.) Here’s why there’s no other bridge in the state—and the world—quite like it:

Pictured is the view of the bridge from Putnam Hill Park.

After several different constructions and periods of flood damage, the Y Bridge standing today is the fifth one. The first Y Bridge was constructed in 1814.
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According to Atlas Obscura, Amelia Earhart considered Zanesville "the most recognizable city in the country" because of its uniquely shaped bridge.
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Pro tip: Make a stop at Tom's Ice Cream Bowl while you're in town.

And don't forget your camera, of course!
Have you ever crossed the Y Bridge before? Let us know!
For more interesting stops in Zanesville, check out our previous article: The Ice Cream Parlor In Ohio That’s So Worth Waiting In Line For.
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