Interchanges over water: What are your favorites?

[Dustin DeWinn]

What are some of your favorite interchanges that are over (or partially over) water? I don't just mean bridges, but complex diverging roadways?

One I love is in New Bern, NC. Maybe not the best example, but a fun one

[Beltway]

I-95 and I-395 in Baltimore, over the Middle Branch of Baltimore Harbor.

https://www.interstate-guide.com/i-395_md.html

https://www.google.com/maps/@39.269022,-76.6241506,1419m/data=!3m1!1e3

[index]

Interchanges over water are always really neat. I like this one in Louisiana:


https://www.google.com/maps/@30.0063743,-90.29199,462m/data=!3m1!1e3


This one in Alabama's kind of lackluster but I like it too:


https://www.google.com/maps/@30.6786058,-87.9883421,756m/data=!3m1!1e3

[ftballfan]

I-96 and M-6 southeast of Grand Rapids is an interchange partially over water built in the 2000/2001 timeframe in a cold weather state: https://www.google.com/maps/@42.8863488,-85.488929,1466m/data=!3m1!1e3

[roadman65]

I-110 in Biloxi, MS which has its southern end at a trumpet with US 90, is cool cause the trumpet part is over the Gulf of Mexico.

[jp the roadgeek]

The Mixmaster in Waterbury CT.  The Naugatuck River flows underneath the monstrosity.  The tight left Exit from 84 West to 8 South passes over the river.

[slorydn1]

What are some of your favorite interchanges that are over (or partially over) water? I don't just mean bridges, but complex diverging roadways?

One I love is in New Bern, NC. Maybe not the best example, but a fun one

I clicked the link thinking I was going to be posting my home interchange over water, definitely wasn't expecting it to the subject of the OP. Definitely my favorite, I use the US-17 Northbound loop ramp to East Front St every time I go to work.

[2000_Watts]

Fourche Creek snakes under Little Rock's Interstate 30/530/440 interchange with swampy land on both sides, elevating most of the interchange

[webny99]

I can't play favorites, because there's only one (that I can recall) that I've ever used: US-22/US-322 and PA 147 in Duncannon, PA.

It's kind of cool, but lessened, in typical Pennsylvania fashion, by the abrupt end of the freeway on the far side of the bridge. 

[architect77]

What are some of your favorite interchanges that are over (or partially over) water? I don't just mean bridges, but complex diverging roadways?

One I love is in New Bern, NC. Maybe not the best example, but a fun one

US17 and US70 interchange in New Bern, NC

us17 by Stephen Edwards, on Flickr