America's Rail Infrastructure Is Absolutely WILD - Here's Why

In this video, we explore some of the most impressive freight rail infrastructure in the United States — from tight industrial valleys to engineered mountain climbs and multi-level city crossings. American freight railroads move enormous trains across challenging terrain every day, and places like Port Perry, Williams Loop, Richmond’s Triple Crossing, and the Horseshoe Curve show exactly how these systems were built to handle it. #infrastructure #engineering #railroad Check out RailFanDan's Channel:    / @therailfandan   Support me on Patreon: patreon.com/imperatur Sources: Port Perry / Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Railroad historical engineering documents Norfolk Southern public system maps Union Railroad (U.S. Steel) operating history Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania archives “Port Perry Branch” technical and historical records Williams Loop Western Pacific Railway engineering archives Union Pacific documentation for the Feather River Route California State Railroad Museum Library collections Plumas County historical and surveying records Richmond Triple Crossing Richmond Railroad Museum historical materials CSX Transportation route and infrastructure documentation Norfolk Southern line history for the Richmond area Engineering News-Record archives on early 20th-century rail viaducts Horseshoe Curve Altoona Railroaders Memorial Museum publications Pennsylvania Railroad construction and alignment reports Norfolk Southern operational information for the Pittsburgh Line American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) landmark records Music by: epidemicsound.com Stockfootage: storyblocks.com