You might be a FL-ian if you can tell of the one time it did snow (1989) (appox every 100 years in Jacksonville) and shut down the city of bridges.
(Jacksonville has 7 bridges, used to be that the (old) Fuller Warren was low enough to the river to be sanded and plowed, now all of the bridges are too steep.)
Bridges: (in no particular order)
John T. Alsop, Jr / Main Street - Blue, steel tower drawbridge
Napoleon Bonaparte Broward Bridge / Dames Point - cable stayed suspension, harp arrangement with high powered spots on the cables
Fuller Warren Bridge / Fuller Warren Bridge - compressed prestressed concrete (only one with almost no grade before it was rebuilt, originally draw bridge)
St. Elmo W. Acosta / Acosta Bridge - fixed span compressed prestressed concrete, has blue neon lights and a people mover track (the original bridge was orange painted steel)
Hart Bridge / Isaiah David Hart Bridge - cantilever steel bridge - Green with white lighting
John E. Mathews / Mathews Bridge - steel deck cantilever bridge - Red
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FEC Strauss Trunnion Bascule Bridge / The Train Bridge, CSX major hub, the trains cross the St. Johns river here, its black 'always open' counter balanced draw bridge - has two tracks.